The hemangiopericytoma is an uncommon variety of the mesenchymal tumour derived from pericapillary structures, most frequently located in limbs and exceptionally at the retroperitoneum level. Although macroscopically the aspect is benign, this tumour has a recognised ability for local invasion and distant dissemination.
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