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Ewing Sarcoma Prognosis Statistics

The prognosis for Ewing sarcoma is heavily dependent on whether the cancer has spread.

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Key Statistics

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Patients under 15 years have 82% 5-year OS vs 55% over 18 years for localized Ewing sarcoma

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Pediatric (<10 years) 5-year OS 80%, adolescents 70%, adults 50%

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Male patients show 5-year OS of 68% vs 65% females in SEER data

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Adults (>40 years) have 20% 5-year OS for metastatic disease

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Children <14 years: hazard ratio 0.6 for death vs adults

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Adolescent (15-19) 5-year EFS 65%, better than adults

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Female gender protective in localized disease: OS 75% vs 70% males

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Age >18 years: 5-year OS 47% overall

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Infants (<1 year) rare, but 90% survival if localized

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Black patients: 5-year OS 55% vs 70% white, disparity noted

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Young adults (20-30): 5-year OS 60% localized

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Gender no difference in metastatic OS (both ~30%)

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Elderly (>60): 1-year OS <30%

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Pediatric cohort median age 12: 75% OS

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Males higher recurrence rate 25% vs 20% females

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Age <10: 85% 5-year DFS localized

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Hispanic patients: 5-year OS 68%, similar to non-Hispanic white

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Adult females: 5-year OS 52% vs 42% males

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Neonates: exceptional 95% survival small tumors

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Teens (10-14): peak incidence, 78% OS

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Socioeconomic status high: 10% better OS

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Rural vs urban: OS 65% vs 72%

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Age 18-40: metastatic OS 25%

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Pediatric males: 72% OS, females 78%

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Adults >50: median survival 12 months

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Asian patients: 5-year OS 75%

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Comorbidities in adults double mortality risk

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Children 5-9 years: best prognosis 82% OS

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Metastatic Ewing sarcoma to lungs has 5-year OS of 30-40%

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Bone marrow micrometastasis detected by PCR: 5-year EFS 50% vs 75% negative

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Relapse within 2 years: 5-year post-relapse OS 20%

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Lung-only metastasis: 40% 3-year survival with metastasectomy

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Multiple bone metastases: median OS 18 months

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Recurrence rate in localized disease 20-25% at 5 years

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Circulating tumor cells positive: HR 3.5 for metastasis

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Late relapse (>5 years): 50% salvageable OS

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Extrapulmonary metastasis: 5-year OS 15%

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Post-treatment metastasis: 2-year OS 35%

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Bone marrow involvement >5%: OS 25%

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Local recurrence after surgery: 80% salvage rate if resectable

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Oligomet recurrence: 30% 2-year OS with topotecan

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Liver metastasis rare: median OS 6 months

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10-year metastasis-free survival 60% localized

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MRD negativity post-chemo: 85% metastasis-free at 5 years

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Combined lung/bone met: OS 20%

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Recurrence site lung 60%, bone 30%

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High-risk genetic profile: 40% metastatic at diagnosis

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Second-line chemo response: 25% progression-free at 1 year

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Central nervous system met rare: OS <10%

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Local control failure: 15% rate, impacts OS by 30%

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Immunotherapy trials: 20% response in refractory metastatic

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Bone-only met: better than visceral, 35% 2-year OS

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Relapse-free survival drops to 50% at 10 years

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PET-positive residual: 50% risk of distant met

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The 5-year overall survival (OS) rate for all Ewing sarcoma patients diagnosed between 1973-2013 per SEER database is approximately 62%

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In a cohort of 1,957 patients, the 5-year OS for localized disease was 73%, dropping to 36% for metastatic

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SEER 18 data from 2004-2015 shows 5-year OS of 70.4% for non-metastatic Ewing sarcoma

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A study of 395 patients reported 5-year OS of 75% overall, with multimodal therapy improving rates

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EuroEwing 99 trial data indicates 5-year OS of 76% for standard-risk patients

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NCI PDQ summary states 5-year survival for localized Ewing sarcoma as 70-80%

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St. Jude reports overall 5-year survival around 70% with current treatments

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A meta-analysis of 25 studies shows pooled 5-year OS of 65.5% (95% CI 62.6-68.3%)

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Children's Oncology Group (COG) data from AEWS0031 trial: 5-year OS 73%

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SEER analysis 2010-2016: 5-year relative survival 67%

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International meta-analysis: 5-year OS 68% for patients under 18 years

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10-year OS from long-term follow-up is 55-60% for survivors of localized disease

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European Intergroup study: 5-year OS 69% with ifosfamide-based regimens

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US population-based study: 5-year OS improved from 50% in 1980s to 70% post-2000

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Pediatric cohort (n=649): 5-year OS 72%

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5-year OS for all ages per SEER 70.1% (2015-2021)

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Randomized trial EW-92: 5-year OS 69% vs 64% for different arms

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Long-term survivors (20-year OS) 50% of initial cohort

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Global registry data: 5-year OS 65%

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COG AEWS0031: event-free survival 69.3%, OS 73%

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5-year OS for localized pelvic tumors 60%, overall 70%

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Meta-analysis 5-year OS 71% with dose-intensified chemotherapy

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SEER trends: 5-year OS increased 15% from 1990-2010

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Adult patients 5-year OS 45-50% vs 70% pediatric

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5-year OS post-relapse 20-25%

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EuroEWING 99: high-risk 5-year OS 61%

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NCI data: 5-year survival 62% all stages

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St. Jude long-term: 70% 5-year, 60% 10-year OS

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Pooled analysis n=2,500: 5-year OS 67.2%

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Recent SEER (2016-2020): 5-year OS 71.5%

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For localized Ewing sarcoma (stage I/II), 5-year event-free survival (EFS) is 65-75%

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Metastatic Ewing sarcoma at diagnosis has 5-year OS of 25-40%

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Localized non-metastatic disease: 5-year OS 82% in COG trials

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Stage IV (metastatic): 5-year EFS 20-30%

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SEER stage-localized: 5-year survival 78%, regional 65%, distant 30%

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Localized extremity tumors: 5-year OS 80%

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Metastatic to lung only: 5-year OS 40%, vs multi-site 20%

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Stage at diagnosis: localized 70%, metastatic 30% 5-year OS

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COG AEWS1031 interim: localized high-risk 5-year EFS 70%

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Advanced stage (III/IV): 3-year OS 50%

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Localized pelvic: 5-year OS 65%, axial 70%

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Distant metastasis: median OS 2 years

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Early stage (localized small tumors): 5-year DFS 85%

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Metastatic disease with good response: 5-year OS 45%

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SEER localized vs distant: 78% vs 28% 5-year survival

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Stage-specific EuroEwing: standard-risk localized 80% OS

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Recurrent metastatic: 2-year OS 15%

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Localized disease post-resection: 5-year OS 85%

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Oligometastatic (1-3 sites): 5-year OS 35%

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Extensive metastatic: 5-year OS <20%

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Regional lymph node involvement: 5-year OS 55%

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Localized non-pelvic: 5-year EFS 75%

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Metastatic bone marrow: 5-year OS 25%

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Stage II localized: 90% 2-year PFS

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Distant stage improvement: 5-year OS from 20% to 35% 1990-2020

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Localized high-volume: 5-year OS 70%

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Metastatic lung-exclusive: 3-year OS 50%

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Ultra-localized (<5cm): 5-year OS 90%

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Tumor size <8 cm confers 10% better 5-year OS regardless of location

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Pelvic tumors: 5-year OS 55-60% vs 75% extremity

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Axial skeleton (spine/ribs): 5-year OS 65%

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Extremity tumors <10 cm: 80% 5-year EFS

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Head/neck location rare: 85% OS

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Tumor volume >200 ml: HR 2.0 for progression

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Femur location: 5-year OS 78%, tibia 82%

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Extraosseous Ewing: 5-year OS 70%, similar to osseous

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Pelvis/sacrum >10 cm: 5-year OS 45%

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Chest wall tumors: 5-year survival 68%

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Tumor size >20 cm: 5-year OS 40%

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Distal extremity (hand/foot): 90% OS small size

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Spine tumors: surgical resection improves OS by 20%

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Soft tissue Ewing sarcoma: 75% 5-year OS if <5 cm

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Proximal humerus: 5-year OS 72%

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Large pelvic tumors unresectable: OS 50%

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Tumor diameter >8 cm: 55% OS vs 80% <8 cm

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Rib/cage location: 65% 5-year PFS

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Multifocal bone lesions: OS 30%

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Small volume (<100 ml) pelvic: 70% OS

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Lower leg tumors: 85% limb salvage, 80% OS

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Skull base rare: 5-year OS 60% despite size

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Volume >500 ml: median PFS 12 months

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Arm extremity small: 88% OS

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Central axis (pelvis/spine): 20% worse prognosis than peripheral

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While the phrase "about a 70% five-year survival rate" is often cited for Ewing sarcoma, the reality of a patient's prognosis is far more nuanced and depends dramatically on a single, critical factor: the stage of the cancer at diagnosis.

Key Takeaways

  • The 5-year overall survival (OS) rate for all Ewing sarcoma patients diagnosed between 1973-2013 per SEER database is approximately 62%
  • In a cohort of 1,957 patients, the 5-year OS for localized disease was 73%, dropping to 36% for metastatic
  • SEER 18 data from 2004-2015 shows 5-year OS of 70.4% for non-metastatic Ewing sarcoma
  • For localized Ewing sarcoma (stage I/II), 5-year event-free survival (EFS) is 65-75%
  • Metastatic Ewing sarcoma at diagnosis has 5-year OS of 25-40%
  • Localized non-metastatic disease: 5-year OS 82% in COG trials
  • Patients under 15 years have 82% 5-year OS vs 55% over 18 years for localized Ewing sarcoma
  • Pediatric (<10 years) 5-year OS 80%, adolescents 70%, adults 50%
  • Male patients show 5-year OS of 68% vs 65% females in SEER data
  • Tumor size <8 cm confers 10% better 5-year OS regardless of location
  • Pelvic tumors: 5-year OS 55-60% vs 75% extremity
  • Axial skeleton (spine/ribs): 5-year OS 65%
  • Metastatic Ewing sarcoma to lungs has 5-year OS of 30-40%
  • Bone marrow micrometastasis detected by PCR: 5-year EFS 50% vs 75% negative
  • Relapse within 2 years: 5-year post-relapse OS 20%

The prognosis for Ewing sarcoma is heavily dependent on whether the cancer has spread.

Age and Demographic Factors

1Patients under 15 years have 82% 5-year OS vs 55% over 18 years for localized Ewing sarcoma
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2Pediatric (<10 years) 5-year OS 80%, adolescents 70%, adults 50%
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3Male patients show 5-year OS of 68% vs 65% females in SEER data
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4Adults (>40 years) have 20% 5-year OS for metastatic disease
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5Children <14 years: hazard ratio 0.6 for death vs adults
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6Adolescent (15-19) 5-year EFS 65%, better than adults
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7Female gender protective in localized disease: OS 75% vs 70% males
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8Age >18 years: 5-year OS 47% overall
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9Infants (<1 year) rare, but 90% survival if localized
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10Black patients: 5-year OS 55% vs 70% white, disparity noted
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11Young adults (20-30): 5-year OS 60% localized
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12Gender no difference in metastatic OS (both ~30%)
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13Elderly (>60): 1-year OS <30%
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14Pediatric cohort median age 12: 75% OS
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15Males higher recurrence rate 25% vs 20% females
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16Age <10: 85% 5-year DFS localized
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17Hispanic patients: 5-year OS 68%, similar to non-Hispanic white
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18Adult females: 5-year OS 52% vs 42% males
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19Neonates: exceptional 95% survival small tumors
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20Teens (10-14): peak incidence, 78% OS
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21Socioeconomic status high: 10% better OS
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22Rural vs urban: OS 65% vs 72%
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23Age 18-40: metastatic OS 25%
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24Pediatric males: 72% OS, females 78%
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25Adults >50: median survival 12 months
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26Asian patients: 5-year OS 75%
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27Comorbidities in adults double mortality risk
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28Children 5-9 years: best prognosis 82% OS
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Age and Demographic Factors Interpretation

While Ewing sarcoma reveals itself to be a capricious foe across all ages, the data paints a starkly personal portrait: your best ally is youth, your worst enemy is time, and your address, race, and bank account shouldn't be factors in your fight, but tragically, they often are.

Metastasis and Recurrence

1Metastatic Ewing sarcoma to lungs has 5-year OS of 30-40%
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2Bone marrow micrometastasis detected by PCR: 5-year EFS 50% vs 75% negative
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3Relapse within 2 years: 5-year post-relapse OS 20%
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4Lung-only metastasis: 40% 3-year survival with metastasectomy
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5Multiple bone metastases: median OS 18 months
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6Recurrence rate in localized disease 20-25% at 5 years
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7Circulating tumor cells positive: HR 3.5 for metastasis
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8Late relapse (>5 years): 50% salvageable OS
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9Extrapulmonary metastasis: 5-year OS 15%
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10Post-treatment metastasis: 2-year OS 35%
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11Bone marrow involvement >5%: OS 25%
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12Local recurrence after surgery: 80% salvage rate if resectable
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13Oligomet recurrence: 30% 2-year OS with topotecan
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14Liver metastasis rare: median OS 6 months
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1510-year metastasis-free survival 60% localized
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16MRD negativity post-chemo: 85% metastasis-free at 5 years
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17Combined lung/bone met: OS 20%
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18Recurrence site lung 60%, bone 30%
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19High-risk genetic profile: 40% metastatic at diagnosis
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20Second-line chemo response: 25% progression-free at 1 year
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21Central nervous system met rare: OS <10%
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22Local control failure: 15% rate, impacts OS by 30%
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23Immunotherapy trials: 20% response in refractory metastatic
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24Bone-only met: better than visceral, 35% 2-year OS
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25Relapse-free survival drops to 50% at 10 years
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26PET-positive residual: 50% risk of distant met
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Metastasis and Recurrence Interpretation

It's a grim landscape where each number feels like a verdict, yet the persistent theme is that while this disease hunts with brutal efficiency, modern medicine is fighting back with every possible tool, carving out small but meaningful victories where it can.

Overall Survival Rates

1The 5-year overall survival (OS) rate for all Ewing sarcoma patients diagnosed between 1973-2013 per SEER database is approximately 62%
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2In a cohort of 1,957 patients, the 5-year OS for localized disease was 73%, dropping to 36% for metastatic
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3SEER 18 data from 2004-2015 shows 5-year OS of 70.4% for non-metastatic Ewing sarcoma
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4A study of 395 patients reported 5-year OS of 75% overall, with multimodal therapy improving rates
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5EuroEwing 99 trial data indicates 5-year OS of 76% for standard-risk patients
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6NCI PDQ summary states 5-year survival for localized Ewing sarcoma as 70-80%
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7St. Jude reports overall 5-year survival around 70% with current treatments
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8A meta-analysis of 25 studies shows pooled 5-year OS of 65.5% (95% CI 62.6-68.3%)
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9Children's Oncology Group (COG) data from AEWS0031 trial: 5-year OS 73%
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10SEER analysis 2010-2016: 5-year relative survival 67%
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11International meta-analysis: 5-year OS 68% for patients under 18 years
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1210-year OS from long-term follow-up is 55-60% for survivors of localized disease
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13European Intergroup study: 5-year OS 69% with ifosfamide-based regimens
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14US population-based study: 5-year OS improved from 50% in 1980s to 70% post-2000
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15Pediatric cohort (n=649): 5-year OS 72%
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165-year OS for all ages per SEER 70.1% (2015-2021)
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17Randomized trial EW-92: 5-year OS 69% vs 64% for different arms
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18Long-term survivors (20-year OS) 50% of initial cohort
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19Global registry data: 5-year OS 65%
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20COG AEWS0031: event-free survival 69.3%, OS 73%
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215-year OS for localized pelvic tumors 60%, overall 70%
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22Meta-analysis 5-year OS 71% with dose-intensified chemotherapy
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23SEER trends: 5-year OS increased 15% from 1990-2010
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24Adult patients 5-year OS 45-50% vs 70% pediatric
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255-year OS post-relapse 20-25%
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26EuroEWING 99: high-risk 5-year OS 61%
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27NCI data: 5-year survival 62% all stages
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28St. Jude long-term: 70% 5-year, 60% 10-year OS
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29Pooled analysis n=2,500: 5-year OS 67.2%
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30Recent SEER (2016-2020): 5-year OS 71.5%
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Overall Survival Rates Interpretation

While the statistical outlook for Ewing sarcoma has steadily brightened to a present-day survival rate hovering around 70-75%, this progress starkly highlights the devastating and persistent disparity faced by patients with metastatic disease, where outcomes lag tragically behind.

Stage-Specific Prognosis

1For localized Ewing sarcoma (stage I/II), 5-year event-free survival (EFS) is 65-75%
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2Metastatic Ewing sarcoma at diagnosis has 5-year OS of 25-40%
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3Localized non-metastatic disease: 5-year OS 82% in COG trials
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4Stage IV (metastatic): 5-year EFS 20-30%
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5SEER stage-localized: 5-year survival 78%, regional 65%, distant 30%
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6Localized extremity tumors: 5-year OS 80%
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7Metastatic to lung only: 5-year OS 40%, vs multi-site 20%
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8Stage at diagnosis: localized 70%, metastatic 30% 5-year OS
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9COG AEWS1031 interim: localized high-risk 5-year EFS 70%
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10Advanced stage (III/IV): 3-year OS 50%
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11Localized pelvic: 5-year OS 65%, axial 70%
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12Distant metastasis: median OS 2 years
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13Early stage (localized small tumors): 5-year DFS 85%
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14Metastatic disease with good response: 5-year OS 45%
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15SEER localized vs distant: 78% vs 28% 5-year survival
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16Stage-specific EuroEwing: standard-risk localized 80% OS
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17Recurrent metastatic: 2-year OS 15%
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18Localized disease post-resection: 5-year OS 85%
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19Oligometastatic (1-3 sites): 5-year OS 35%
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20Extensive metastatic: 5-year OS <20%
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21Regional lymph node involvement: 5-year OS 55%
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22Localized non-pelvic: 5-year EFS 75%
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23Metastatic bone marrow: 5-year OS 25%
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24Stage II localized: 90% 2-year PFS
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25Distant stage improvement: 5-year OS from 20% to 35% 1990-2020
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26Localized high-volume: 5-year OS 70%
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27Metastatic lung-exclusive: 3-year OS 50%
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28Ultra-localized (<5cm): 5-year OS 90%
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Stage-Specific Prognosis Interpretation

This stark statistical landscape paints a clear battle line: while a localized Ewing tumor is often a formidable but increasingly winnable fight with survival rates hovering around 80%, the game changes drastically the moment it spreads, where even the best odds rarely climb much above a coin flip.

Tumor Location and Size

1Tumor size <8 cm confers 10% better 5-year OS regardless of location
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2Pelvic tumors: 5-year OS 55-60% vs 75% extremity
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3Axial skeleton (spine/ribs): 5-year OS 65%
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4Extremity tumors <10 cm: 80% 5-year EFS
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5Head/neck location rare: 85% OS
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6Tumor volume >200 ml: HR 2.0 for progression
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7Femur location: 5-year OS 78%, tibia 82%
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8Extraosseous Ewing: 5-year OS 70%, similar to osseous
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9Pelvis/sacrum >10 cm: 5-year OS 45%
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10Chest wall tumors: 5-year survival 68%
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11Tumor size >20 cm: 5-year OS 40%
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12Distal extremity (hand/foot): 90% OS small size
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13Spine tumors: surgical resection improves OS by 20%
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14Soft tissue Ewing sarcoma: 75% 5-year OS if <5 cm
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15Proximal humerus: 5-year OS 72%
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16Large pelvic tumors unresectable: OS 50%
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17Tumor diameter >8 cm: 55% OS vs 80% <8 cm
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18Rib/cage location: 65% 5-year PFS
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19Multifocal bone lesions: OS 30%
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20Small volume (<100 ml) pelvic: 70% OS
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21Lower leg tumors: 85% limb salvage, 80% OS
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22Skull base rare: 5-year OS 60% despite size
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23Volume >500 ml: median PFS 12 months
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24Arm extremity small: 88% OS
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25Central axis (pelvis/spine): 20% worse prognosis than peripheral
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Tumor Location and Size Interpretation

While survival rates in Ewing sarcoma paint a grim picture of a relentless disease, the devil is exquisitely in the details: a few centimeters or a slightly more operable location can mean the difference between a hopeful outcome and a dire prognosis.

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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