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3D reconstruction of presacral tumours prior to Kraske procedure-a video vignette
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An Umbilical Nodule
A 73-year-old woman presented to the emergency department with a painful umbilical nodule that had been enlarging over the past 4 months. In the 2 days before presentation, the patient noted new bloody exudate from the nodule. Physical examination revealed a painful and firm, erythematous umbilical nodule measuring 2 cm in its largest diameter (Panel A) and a palpable pelvic mass.
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