Umbilical endometriosis
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This case report describes a rare instance of spontaneous umbilical endometriosis presenting as a polypoid nodule that bled monthly.
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Abstract Cutaneous endometriosis is a well known but rare phenomenon. We present a case of spontaneous umbilical endometriosis. The patient revealed a polypoid, brown‐blue nodule within the umbilical depression with the typical history of monthly bleeding from the umbilicus. The differential diagnoses are summarized.
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- Monthly bleeding umbilical endometriosis: Case Report 2024
- Establishment and Characterization of a Stromal Cell Line Derived From a Patient With Thoracic Endometriosis 2020
- Endométriose ombilicale: Présentation anatomoclinique, aspects en imagerie et attitude thérapeutique 2017
- Villar’s nodule: A case report and systematic literature review of endometriosis externa of the umbilicus 2007
- Endometriosis cutánea umbilical espontánea 2006
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