Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumour, what to do?

Resect if possible: Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumors (plasma cell granulomas) are found in multiple anatomic sites. Therapies included complete resection, incomplete resection, observation, or chemotherapy, and/or radiation. Aadjuvant chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy following surgery has been employed for local aggressiveness , invasion, positive margins, or location of tumor that was not amenable to surgical resection. The tumor wnich may be a locally aggressive and destructive neoplasm responds well to therapy. Tumor recurrence is unusual following complete surgical resection or organ-preserving combined modality therapy. .