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Arun Ramasamy1, M R Madan Karthik Raj, Rekha Pobbi Shetty Radhakrishna
1Postgraduate Student, Department of General Surgery, Vinayaka Mission's Kirupanada Variyar Medical College and Hospital , Chinnaseeragapadi, Salem, Tamil Nadu-636308, India .
Abstract:
We are reporting a case of Askin's tumour in a 28 year old male, on the right side of the chest wall, with no symptoms and signs of a pulmonary involvement or a distant metastasis. A wide excision of the tumour mass was done. Immunohistochemistry strongly expressed MIC-2. The prognosis of Askin's tumour is poor. An early diagnosis and treatment are important to improve the chances of a survival.
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