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(A) X-ray examination, showing a pathological fracture of the right first toe. (B) Pathological findings of the toe following amputation showing squamous cell carcinoma. (C) Pathological findings showing squamous carcinoma of the cervix.
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Then, the patient underwent an X-ray examination, which revealed a pathological right great toe fracture (Fig. 1A). The postoperative pathological examination revealed squamous carcinoma that originated from the cervix (Fig. 1B). Subsequently, the patient underwent a cervical cancer surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy to treat the cervical cancer (Fig. 1C).
Images of cervical cancer toe metastasis in Case. (A) Dorsum of the right first toe, showing swelling due to mild trauma. (B) Top view of the right first toe. (C) Lateral view of the same toe.
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The computed tomography (CT) scan revealed local bone destruction at the distal joint of the right great toe (Fig. 2), with soft tissue swelling, which was considered a bone metastasis.