A rare case of recurrent colorectal cancer with multiple metachronous metastases to unusual anatomical sites A case report

Metastases of colorectal cancer outside the liver and lungs are infrequent and only reported occasionally. We wish to report an exceptionally rare case of metachronous metastases sequentially affecting the ovary, gastric wall, and abdominal wall.

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Annals of surgical case reports & images.
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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.52768/2996-7414/1063
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Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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A rare case of recurrent colorectal cancer with multiple metachronous metastases to unusual anatomical sites A case report

Sabine Roman
Annals of surgical case reports & images.
Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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A rare case of recurrent colorectal cancer with multiple metachronous metastases to unusual anatomical sites A case report

Sabine Roman
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Abstract

Metastases of colorectal cancer outside the liver and lungs are infrequent and only reported occasionally. We wish to report an exceptionally rare case of metachronous metastases sequentially affecting the ovary, gastric wall, and abdominal wall.

Annals of surgical case reports & images.Vol. 2(1)
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Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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