Sarcome à cellules claires des tendons et des aponévroses

We report the three cases of CCS of tendons and aponeuroses observed at the Strasbourg University hospital over a 35-year period. Each case had a special clinical presentation. The first patient, treated in 1967, presented tumor bone lysis on the plain x-ray, an observation rarely reported in the literature. In the second patient, treated in 2002, the tumor was discovered after trauma. This patient developed skin ulceration associated with paraplegia secondary to metastatic thoracic cord compression. The third case occurred in a 12-year-old girl, treated in 2002.