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Recent Multidisciplinary Approach In Thoraco Pulmonary Ewing Sarcoma, Clinico - Pathological Study, NCI Experience, Cairo
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Abstract
Background: Because of the rarity of chest wall Ewing tumors, most of the literature comes from retrospective subset analyses of large multiinstitutional Ewing sarcoma trials. Objective: To evaluate the multidisciplinary management modalities for chest wall ES/PNET and its outcome. Methods: This is a retrospective study that will be conducted on all patients of both sexes and definite age groups attending at the outpatient clinic at the National Cancer Institute and with thoracic ES / PNET and candidate for surgical intervention. from January 2000 to December 2014. Results: A combination of neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by surgery and radiotherapy resulted in optimal outcome in patients with this tumor. Conclusion: With extended follow-up, our series demonstrates that upfront interval- compressed systemic multi-agent chemotherapy followed by delayed local control in the form of adequate surgery, alone or combined with radiotherapy, along with concurrent consolidation chemotherapy are the backbone in the treatment of patients with localized chest wall Ewing tumors, decreasing the incidence of both local and systemic relapses and leads to a longer overall survival and disease-free survival