Limb Salvage in a Fungating Osteosarcoma; don’t give up when it’s worth trying. A case report and Literature reviewDr. Hassan Mohammed Hassan Elbahri1, Dr. Hozifa Mohammed Ali Abd-Elmaged2 , Ahmed Eltayeb Ali Hassan3, Mahmoud Alballa Almahdi Alhag4Associated Professor of orthopaedic oncology, department of orthopaedic International University of Africa-Khartoum, Sudan.Assistant Professor of orthopaedic, Alzaiem Alazhari University – Khartoum, Sudan.Teacher assistant, department of orthopaedic Alzaiem Alazhari University – Khartoum, Sudan.Teacher assistant, department of orthopaedic Alzaiem Alazhari University – Khartoum, Sudan.Corresponding Author:Ahmed Eltayeb Ali Hassan Ahmedaltayeb231@gmail.com

We report a case of a 9-year-old girl with Ewing's who was initially thought to have osteomyelitis. As part of osteomyelitis management, an attempt of drilling the cortex has paved the way for the tumor to extend to all thigh compartments which was beyond salvage. Disarticulation was the final result.