Umbilical endometriosis

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2026
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Abstract
A multilobulated hyperpigmented umbilical nodule with cyclical bleeding is a striking but easily overlooked clue to cutaneous endometriosis. This image highlights a classic presentation that can mimic malignancy, emphasizing the importance of clinical history in guiding diagnosis.
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Journal the british journal of dermatology
Year 2026
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