Figure 1. Macroscopic performance of prostatic sarcoma. (A) Black arrows show brachytherapy implants into the prostate tissue. (B) Sectional profile of excised specimen. Prostate is replaced by grayish tumor tissue, which extended into the bladder wall.
Figure 2. Histologic findings of prostatic sarcoma (HE, 400×). Atypical ovoid-spindle tumor cells with large vesicular nuclei and high mitotic index, accompanied by inflammatory cells.
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