Guidelines and literature:
Ewing sarcoma is a highly malignant and aggressive primary bone and soft
tissue tumor. It usually affects patients in their second decade of
life. Diagnosing such a condition usually holds a challenge as these
tumors present with clinical features shared with other illnesses such
as osteomyelitis and fibrous dysplasia. Imaging can reveal some findings
indicative of Ewing’s sarcoma, but adequate and satisfactory biopsy is
considered key to diagnosis. Multidisciplinary approach to management is
of par important to avoid missed diagnosis, maltreatment and
catastrophic outcome. metastasis hold a poor prognosis and reported in
20-25% of patients at presentation. This case has been reported in line
with the SCARE criteria.