Skin metastasis of genital tract tumors
Genital tract tumors: The most common skin metastases originating from the genital tract in women are ovarian (4%), endometrial (4%), and cervical (2%). The trunk pelvic region and umbilicus are the main sites of these skin metastases. The primary tumor in men is the prostate, and its skin metastases are less than 1%, and are commonly found in the pelvic region.
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Site of disease:
Male genitals Female genital skin -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
female -
Related symptoms:
Metastatic lesions with unknown primary lesions herpes nodules tumor traction severe pain -
Concurrent disease: