A RARE PRESENTATION OF PRIMARY EWINGS SARCOMA OF SKULL

Ewing's sarcomas are the second most common bone tumors in children and primary involvement of the cranium is uncommon with less than 3% cases reported worldwide. Most of the times, this condition has a fatal outcome, although the prognosis of Ewing’s sarcoma is improving with radiotherapy and chemotherapy following surgery. We present a case of primary ewings sarcoma of the cranium in a 9 year old child seen in our hospital.