A multilobulated asymptomatic umbilical nodule revealing endometriosis
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Abstract
Primary umbilical endometriosis is unusual clinical presentation of endometriosis. Its diagnosis can be challenging due to lack of knowledge. This condition should be listed in the differential diagnosis of umbilical disorders.
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- Umbilical nodule, a rare presentation of primary cutaneous endometriosis: Case report and literature review 2024
- Primary versus secondary cutaneous endometriosis: Literature review and case study 2023
- Villars nodule: An incidental finding with uterine fibroids and infertility-A case report 2023
- A multilobulated asymptomatic umbilical nodule revealing endometriosis 2021
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