No todo bulto umbilical es una hernia: endometriosis primaria
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This case report describes a young woman with a primary cutaneous umbilical endometrioma, highlighting that not all umbilical masses are hernias.
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La endometriosis se manifiesta por tejido endometrial extrauterino, generalmente intrapélvico. La endometriosis cutánea solo ocurre con una incidencia del 0,5-1% de los casos de ectopia endometrial y es muy rara de origen primario. Presentamos el caso de una mujer joven con un nódulo umbilical que resultó ser un endometrioma primario cutáneo y analizamos esta entidad. Palabras clave: hernia umbilical, endometriosis, nódulo de Villar.
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