Editing Angiosarcoma (section)

==== Primary liver angiosarcoma ====
{{Main|Liver angiosarcoma}}
Primary angiosarcoma of the liver is the third most common type of [[liver cancer]] however it only makes up 0.1–2.0% of all liver cancers. It is rapidly fatal with most individuals dying within six months or a year even with [[Segmental resection|surgical resection]]. Despite being associated with [[arsenic]], [[vinyl chloride]], [[thorotrast]] and other chemicals, 75% of liver angiosarcomas have [[Idiopathic disease|no known cause]]. Men are more commonly affected in a ratio of 3–4:1 however in children girls are more often affected. If symptomatic it often presents with non-specific liver related symptoms such as [[abdominal pain]], [[jaundice]], [[fatigue]], [[Weight loss|unintended weight loss]] and [[Abdominal distension|distension]].<ref name=":3" />