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BACKGROUND: Metastatic brain lesions following Ewing sarcoma of bones and soft tissues in children are extremely rare and have unfavorable prognosis. There are few publications devoted to this issue. Survival rates after craniotomy are extremely low. The authors describe a patient with metastatic form of Ewing sarcoma and two intracerebral (supra- and infratentorial) metastases. Total resection with subsequent radio- and chemotherapy were followed by stable remission for 23 months.
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