DR. HERBERT MARTIN SINNING, M.D.

CHILLICOTHE, OH

Research Active
Surgery NPI registered 21+ years 1 publication 1989 – 1989 NPI: 1669475547
Surgery
Amputation, SurgicalHemangiosarcomaAxillary VeinCytoplasm

Practice Location

4447 STATE ROUTE 159
CHILLICOTHE, OH 45601-8620

Phone: (740) 774-3100

What does HERBERT SINNING research?

Dr. Sinning focuses on angiosarcoma, a rare cancer that originates in the blood vessels. Specifically, he investigated a unique case of this tumor in the axillary vein, located in the armpit. His research emphasizes the importance of recognizing such rare tumors, which can lead to better diagnostic practices and treatment options for similar cases. His findings are crucial for medical professionals who encounter unusual cancer cases in their practices.

Key findings

  • Dr. Sinning reported a rare case of angiosarcoma of the axillary vein in a 64-year-old patient, leading to the amputation of the left arm and shoulder.
  • This case highlights a unique location (in the armpit) for angiosarcoma, which is not commonly associated with this type of cancer.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Sinning study rare cancers?
Yes, Dr. Sinning specializes in rare cancers, particularly angiosarcoma.
What specific conditions has Dr. Sinning researched?
He has researched angiosarcoma, especially cases that develop in unusual locations like the axillary vein.
Is Dr. Sinning's work relevant to patients with rare tumors?
Yes, his research is particularly relevant for patients diagnosed with rare tumors, as it aids in better diagnosis and treatment.

Publications in plain English

Angiosarcoma of the axillary vein.

1989

Cancer

Alosco T, Sinning H, Harwick R, Locke JL, Tang CK

Plain English
This study focuses on a rare type of cancer called angiosarcoma that started in the axillary vein, which is located in the armpit. The example discussed is a 64-year-old patient who had to have their left arm and shoulder amputated due to this tumor. This information is important because it highlights a unique case of a cancer that doesn't usually arise in this location, helping doctors better understand and recognize such rare tumors. Who this helps: This helps doctors and medical professionals in diagnosing and treating similar rare cases.

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

T Alosco R Harwick J L Locke C K Tang

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