| − | Rhabdomyosarcoma in the head and neck may present with [[cranial nerve]] signs. Tumours in the genitourinary track present with the symptoms of [[dysuria]], [[hematuria]], or [[incontinence]]. Botryoid embryonal tumours of the urniary bladder and nasopharynx present as polypoid masses, comprised of hemorrhagic gelatinous cysts. In females, grapelike tumours protruding from the [[vagina]] should be considered rhabdomyosarcoma until proven otherwise. In the extremities, rhabdomyosarcoma are painful, and are characterised as rapidly growing masses. These are often solid, grey-white in colour, and are rarely larger than three to four centimetres. | + | Histologically, microanatomy of rhabdomyosarcoma reveals the presence of cross striations. Rhabdomyosarcoma in the head and neck may present with [[cranial nerve]] signs. Tumours in the genitourinary track present with the symptoms of [[dysuria]], [[hematuria]], or [[incontinence]]. Botryoid embryonal tumours of the urniary bladder and nasopharynx present as polypoid masses, comprised of hemorrhagic gelatinous cysts. In females, grapelike tumours protruding from the [[vagina]] should be considered rhabdomyosarcoma until proven otherwise. In the extremities, rhabdomyosarcoma are painful, and are characterised as rapidly growing masses. These are often solid, grey-white in colour, and are rarely larger than three to four centimetres. |