This review shows the extraordinary change molecular pathology has induced in the classification, diagnosis, and clinical practice of molecular pathologists dealing with sarcomas. We have primarily focused on the practical aspects of molecular studies and the current and mid-term challenges for our subspecialty, ending with ten tips for the next generation of sarcoma molecular pathologists.

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