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Tumor Pathology

Embryonal – most common, head and neck and genitourinary

sites

Sarcoma botryoides (cluster of grapes) – subtype of embryonal,

better prognosis, tend to occur in cavities (head and neck, bile

duct, vagina, bladder)

Spindle cell – subtype of embryonal, better prognosis,

paratesticular and head and neck sites

Alveolar – worse prognosis, extremity and perineal sites, nodal

metastasis worse

Pleomorphic – rare in children, described in adult population

Undifferentiated sarcoma – unfavorable histology, used to be

included in Intergroup Rhabdomyosarcoma Studies now in

COG NRSTS protocols