Rhabdomyosarcomas

It is the most common soft tissue cancer in children, with a peak incidence between the ages of 2 and 5 years. Rhabdomyosarcomas affect boys more than girls and most often occur in the head and neck, more rarely in the genitourinary region or limbs, but can however affect all parts of the body. The therapeutic results are still insufficient, with very unequal chances of survival, on average 65%.