“…The cytoplasm is usually pale blue with punched out valocules corresponding to glycogen deposits which will be demonstrated by the acid Schiff stainig – but yet the large amount of intracellular glycogen is not specific for the ES EWS [11] . Homer -Wright rosettes may or may not be present depending on the degree of differentiation [12] . As the histopathological appearance of small round blue cells has an ever expanding list of differentials in case of retroperitoneal EWS depending on the cell lineage such as: 1/Epithelial tumors including small cell Carcinomas, 2/Mesenchymal tumors as Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumors (DSRCTs) and Rhabdomyosarcomas, 3/ Malignant melanoma, and Lymphoma, immunohistochemistry is often mandatory to reach the final diagnosis.…”