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Fatal cardiovascular complication 19 years after treatment for fibrosarcoma.

Fibrosarcoma accounts for 3% of all primary bone tumours. It most commonly occurs in the metaphyseal areas of long bones around the knee, and may metastasize to the lungs (Neff, 1991). Here we report a case of a fatal cardiovascular complication 19 years after successful treatment of fibrosarcoma with chemotherapy and radiotherapy.