Abstract
Orbital tumors are very rare and we reported a case of retrobulbar metastasis from Ewing sarcomain young adult male patient. He presented to National Cancer Institute-Misrata/Libya with metastatic complications of diagnosed Ewing sarcoma in thigh and he was receiving cycles of chemotherapy. During days of admission the patient complained of right vision loss with proptosis. Imaging was underwent for brain and orbits revealing diagnosis ofright retrobulbar metastasis.
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