4. Conclusions and Results (outcome and follow-up)
The child on his last follow-up had partial relief from pain. There was mild increase in the size of primary lesion. There was no complaint of any shortness of breath. To conclude, poorly differentiated sacral chordoma, especially in paediatric population tend to have rapid disease progression. Early aggressive multimodal treatment including surgery and/or RT with potential exploration of targeted therapy may improve outcome in such cases. Future such cases should be preferably enrolled in clinical trials to generate meaningful evidences regarding their management.