Metastases to the uterine cervix from a gastric carcinoma presenting with obstructive renal failure: a case report.
Metastases to the uterine cervix are infrequent(1-3). Except for cases of endometrial primary carcinoma, the most common origin of neoplastic dissemination to the uterine cervix is the ovary, followed by the breast(1,2). Primary gastrointestinal tumors are rare, and in most of these cases cervical metastases are associated with adnexal bilateral masses (Krukenberg's tumors)(1).
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Gynecological Oncology Unit, Ginecology Division, Buenos Aires University Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina. aletresze@pccp.com.ar
Altuna
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Díaz
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Vighi
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Sardi
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