Sister Mary Joseph’s Nodule Presenting with an Ulcerated Umbilicus as an External Diagnostic Clue Revealing a Deeply Situated Pancreatic Tail Cancer

Ulcerated umbilical lesions should warrant clinical consideration of SMJN, as they can serve as a critical diagnostic clue to a deeply situated pancreatic tail cancer.

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Case Reports in Oncology
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2026-02-03
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000550841
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Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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Sister Mary Joseph’s Nodule Presenting with an Ulcerated Umbilicus as an External Diagnostic Clue Revealing a Deeply Situated Pancreatic Tail Cancer

Atsufumi Takeuchi, Yoriko Yamashita, Yasuko Fujii, Hiroaki Shibahara
Case Reports in Oncology
Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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Sister Mary Joseph’s Nodule Presenting with an Ulcerated Umbilicus as an External Diagnostic Clue Revealing a Deeply Situated Pancreatic Tail Cancer

Atsufumi Takeuchi, Yoriko Yamashita, Yasuko Fujii, Hiroaki Shibahara
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Ulcerated umbilical lesions should warrant clinical consideration of SMJN, as they can serve as a critical diagnostic clue to a deeply situated pancreatic tail cancer.

Case Reports in OncologyVol. 19(1)
Toyota Kosei Hospital (JP), Toyota Technological Institute (JP)
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Sister Mary Joseph’s Nodule Presenting with an Ulcerated Umbilicus as an External Diagnostic Clue Revealing a Deeply Situated Pancreatic Tail Cancer — Atsufumi Takeuchi, Yoriko Yamashita, et al. · Case Reports in Oncology (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS