Cruz-Romero VM, Gama-Leal JA, de la Cruz-Temores S

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RESUMEN

El término “nódulo de la hermana María José” se refiere a la presencia de una lesión umbilical, generalmente de larga evolución, que representa una metástasis cutánea relacionada habitualmente con una neoplasia intra-abdominal. Se presenta el caso de un paciente masculino de 71 años, que presentó una tumoración umbilical pequeña de la que se diagnosticó un adenocarcinoma infiltrante teniendo como tumor primario un adenocarcinoma de colon.

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