unusual maxillary swelling in a 21-year-old male – a case report

Ewing sarcoma (es) of the head and neck is a rare entity. the most common location for es is long bones accounting for 58%, with head and neck accounting only for 3% of all the sites. here we highlight a unique presentation of es involving the maxillary region in a 21-year-old male. patient presented with right maxillary swelling for the last 2 months. imaging studies reveal osteolytic lesion involving the right maxilla. ewing’s sarcoma rarely affects the head and neck region, posing diagnostic challenges as it mimics many common lesions. accurate diagnosis requires a multidisciplinary approach involving clinical, radiological, histopathological, and molecular evaluations.