The Huntsman Cancer Institute Sarcoma Service is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary service comprised of surgical, medical and pediatric oncologists, radiation therapists, pathologists, radiologists, pain and palliative care specialists, basic scientists, physician assistants, and social workers.  In addition to managing true sarcomas, our team of experts also evaluate and treat benign soft tissue and bone tumors that can frequently mimic sarcomas. At Huntsman Cancer Institute, diagnosis and treatment of these unusual conditions is readily available for patients of all ages.

The Huntsman Cancer Institute Sarcoma Service, in addition to engaging in comprehensive clinical care, has ongoing, state of the art, basic science studies investigating the causes of sarcomas. We have a broad range of research activities conducted by members of HCI Sarcoma Service: from studying the manner in which these unusual conditions are managed in the community so as to better facilitate their care; to state of the art molecular genetic profiling of these tumors to improve our ability to diagnose, treat and cure sarcomas in the future.

Program Overview Collaborations Staff Profiles About Sarcoma

Sarcoma Array Research Consortium (SARC) Patient Guide News, Education, and Events Contact Information Contribute to the Sarcoma Services