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Case Report: Cutaneous  metastases indicative of endometrial cancer: A case report and review of the literature

Secondary localizations of cutaneous  metastases from endometrial cancer  are rarely observed  with a prevalence of 0.8% and can be indicative of deep pelvic cancer (ovarian or endometrial). The prognosis is usually poor, with skin metastases most often indicating  advanced disease. This work, based on a case observed in our department and a review of the literature, aims to highlight the existence of this dramatic form of cutaneous  extension of a common disease. Dermatologists are often consulted due to the non-specific nature of the lesions and should be aware of this entity. As with other cutaneous  metastases, an accurate diagnosis  is based on a the patient’s thorough medical and surgical history in conjunction with histopathology