PMC9259374_01
A 9-centimeter inflammatory and painful umbilical tumor with a hard consistency.
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An inflammatory and uncomfortable umbilical mass of 9 cm with hard firmness was discovered during the abdominal exam (Figure 1).
An ovarian tumor with intraperitoneal metastases, one of which extends through a hernial supraumbilical orifice, is shown on a CT scan of the abdominal cavity and pelvis.
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It was linked to intraperitoneal metastases, one of which is 9 x 8 cm in size and extends through a supraumbilical orifice with digestive processes in the same hernial sac (Figure 2).
The umbilical nodule's microscopic features reveal a carcinomatous growth of glands and papillae lined by cuboidal cells with severe nuclear atypia (HEX 100).
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