Case Presentation: A 39-year-old man presented with a complaint of painful nodules in his umbilicus that appeared around 2-months ago. He had a 9-months history of gastric ring cell carcinoma of the stomach. Physical examination showed an ill-defined, firm, indurated plaque, with multiple nodules in and around the umbilicus. A CT scan of the abdomen revealed thickening of the gastric wall and a mass formed posterior to the abdominal wall.
Image: CT scan of the abdomen showing thickened gastric wall and mass (encircled). From the observation of patient condition, can you guess the underlying condition? Option A: Pyogenic granuloma Option B: keloid scar Option C: Omphalitis Option D: Sister Mary Joseph’s nodule Source: The Lancet The Correct answer will be posted soon.
