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Question 20051116

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References:

ICD-O-3

Question:

Primary Site--Soft Tissue: How is the primary site coded for a PNET found in the groin when the Tumor Board states the primary is unknown but the SEER site/histology validation table does not allow a site of C809 or C76x to be coded in combination with the histology of 9473/3?

Discussion:

Answer:

Code site to C495 [connective tissue of pelvis, groin].

This was not called metastatic PNET and no other site of disease is noted. PNET is a broad classification of a group of tumors that usually occur in the CNS and can also occur in soft tissue (neuroblastoma, extra-osseous Ewing sarcoma).

Cancer Site Category:

N/A

Data Item Category:

Primary site

Other Category:

N/A

Year:

2005