Ewing’s Sarcoma of the Mandible-A Rare Case Report

Journal of Medical Sciences 2011;14(2):68-70 expression for CD99 (MIC2), with characteristic membranous pattern and an IMPRESSION drawn was Conformation of diagnosis of EWINGS SARCOMA. Bone Scan was also advised which revealed Reduced uptake over the body of left mandible without rim of enhanced uptake. No evidence of distal bone involvement. A surgical procedure was performed to resect the malignant tissue with generous surgical margins and to reconstruct the resulting defect. The patient underwent a segmental resection of left side including body of mandible. The bony defect was reconstructed using titanium reconstruction plate (Fig. 4). The postoperative panoramic radiograph revealed a wellaligned reconstruction with intact plating (Fig 5). Adjuant Chemotherapy comprised 20 weeks (3 Cycles) of treatment with a four-drug regimen which were Vincristine [VC],Dactinomycin [AC],Cyclophosphamide [CP] and Doxorubicin [AD] after surgery.