Endometriosis umbilical con estudio de receptores hormonales

María A. Barnadas, Ferrán Sancho, Anas Alomar, Nancy Valenzuela, Juan Garces
In: Revista Medicina Cutánea Ibero-Latino-Americana · 2003 · vol. 31(5) , pp. 320–322 · W1484261212
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This paper describes endometriosis, the presence of extrauterine endometrial tissue, and its occurrence in the umbilical region, presenting as a nodular lesion that can change during menstruation.

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Se denomina endometriosis a la presencia de tejido endometrial extrauterino, siendo su localizacion habitual intrapelvica. En el 1% de los casos se localiza en el area umbilical[1, 2]. La endometriosis cutanea puede ser espontanea o secundaria y clinicamente se caracteriza por una lesion nodular que puede presentar modificaciones durante la menstruacion como dolor, aumento de volumen e incluso sangrado lo que le ha valido el nombre de “tumor menstruante”[3].

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