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Ewing's Sarcoma - is a cancer that
usually affects young adults and
children. Named after Dr. James
Ewing (who described the disease in
the 1920s) - is a cancer that
usually begins in the bones but can
occur in soft tissue. The good news
is that most of the children
diagnosed from this cancer can be
cured.
Diagnosis - patients of this cancer
usually have pain in the area of the
cancer. Other symptoms may occur and
are dependent on the stage and
location of the site. The cancer
usually weakens the bone and as a
result may break as a result of a
minor injury or fall. As a result
persons who have this cancer are
usually diagnosed as the result of
these unusual fractures. The
location (in bones) of these tumors
may make locating the cancer by
X-ray difficult and as a result may
require other forms of diagnosing
methods such as MRI and CT scans.
Treatment - Size, the position and
the stage of cancer development play
an important role in the form of
treatment required. Surgery can
sometimes remove the tumor without
causing much damage. More advance
stages may require radiation and
chemotherapy.
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