Five-Year Survival  0 to 10 percent 

Stage IIIc—See "Endometrial Carcinoma" Metastases to the pelvic and para-aortic lymph nodes .

Five-Year Survival  0 to 10 percent 

Investigational  See adjuvant chemotherapies under "Treatment by Cell Type."

Stage IVa—See "Endometrial Carcinoma" The tumor invades the bladder or rectum.

Five-Year Survival  0 to 5 percent  

Stage IVb 
There are distant metastases, with spread to organs within the abdomen and/or disease in the groin lymph nodes.

Standard Treatment  Metastatic sarcomas are usually treated with chemotherapy . Commonly used drugs include Adriamycin or ifosfamide alone and the combinations of vincristine + actinomycin-D or Adriamycin + Cytoxan + DTIC .