Metastatic inguinal lymph nodes with two different histological types in a case of carcinoma of unknown primary site
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Ray MD, Vatsal S, Kumar S. Metastatic inguinal lymph nodes with two different hi
Mukur Dipi Ray, Shivam Vatsal, Sunil Kumar
Department of Surgical Oncology, Dr. BRA Institute
2015
101-103
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Cancer of unknown primary site is a group of uncommon cancers where patients present with metastatic disease and the primary site is not identified, even after a complete workup to establish the diagnosis. Inguinal metastasis with unknown primary is even more uncommon, and histological type is the most important guiding factor to look for the primary. This report describes the rare situation of inguinal metastasis with an unknown primary site where a combination of squamous and transitional cell carcinoma was found on final histopathology. It highlights the importance of multimodality approach including an aggressive surgical resection combined with adjuvant radiation therapy to achieve an optimal outcome.