Nódulo de la Hermana María José: un reporte de caso
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El nódulo de la Hermana María José se refiere a una metástasis de una neoplasia visceral a ombligo más común de origen gastrointestinal. La importancia de esta lesión es que es de fácil aproximación por el examen físico y su alta asociación con neoplasias malignas intra abdominales y la sencillez para hacer el diagnóstico con métodos como la biopsia aspiración con aguja fina.
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