Clinical Study

Should Aggressive Surgical Local Control Be Attempted in All Patients with Metastatic or Pelvic Ewing's Sarcoma?

Table 3

Data for patients with pelvic location EWS.

PatientLocationChemotherapyRadiationSurgeryMarginLocal recurrenceOutcome

1Right hemipelvisInsufficient dataInsufficient dataRight internal hemipelvectomyNegativeNoneDied of disease
2Right superior ramus/ischiumYesYesExcision superior ramusPositiveYesDied of disease
3Sacral/S5YesNoResection S3–5, coccyxNegativeNoneAlive without disease
4Right superior ramusYesNoRight internal hemipelvectomyNegativeNoneAlive without disease
5Right iliumYesNoRight internal hemipelvectomyNegativeNoneAlive without disease
6Left iliumYesYesLeft internal hemipelvectomy for recurrence after radiationPositiveYesDied of disease
7Sacral/S1-S2NoNoLaminectomy S1-S2/resection tumorPositiveNoneAlive with evidence of disease
8Right iliumYesYesInsufficient dataInsufficient dataNoneAlive without disease
9Right iliumYesYesInsufficient dataInsufficient dataNoneDied of disease
10Pelvis (ST/ovary)NoNoTAH-BSO at OSHPositiveYesDied of disease
11Right iliumYesNoRight internal hemipelvectomyNegativeNoneAlive without disease

ST: soft tissue EWS.