A rare tumor: tracheal Ewing’s sarcoma

Primary bronchial Ewing sarcoma

“…In the 7–18 months follow-up period, no patients had been reported dead in the series. Three case reports of primary tracheal ES have also been reported in the literature; one was treated by neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed carinal sparing tracheal resection with adjuvant chemoradiation therapy [6], and two were treated with bronchoscopic resection [7,8], only one received adjuvant radiation therapy [8]. All three patients were alive with no evidence of recurrence at 3–14 months follow up.…”

Ewing's Sarcoma of the Trachea in an Adolescent Girl

“…In another case of tracheal PNET in an elderly man presenting with respiratory obstruction, the patient was treated only with resection and radiotherapy in view of his comorbidities. He had a relapse at distant sites 3 months after completing treatment (2). A 63-year-old woman with a tumor on a pedicle in the trachea, causing obstruction, was treated with surgery alone and was disease free at 14-month follow-up (3).…”