Systematic review analyzes demographics and clinical attributes of scapular ewing sarcoma, revealing a rare case of pleural effusion.
Background Ewing Sarcoma (ES) ranks second among mesenchymal malignancies in children and young adults. Scapular Ewing sarcoma (SES) represents <4% of ES cases with limited literature. We report a case of SES with uncommon respiratory symptoms in a 37-year-old male and conduct a systematic review to improve comprehension of SES demographics, clinical attributes, and management.
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