Massive metastasis of melanotic melanoma in the duodenum, il | Figure 1

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Massive metastasis of melanotic melanoma in the duodenum, ileum and part of the ascending colon in a patient operated on a few years earlier for advanced vulvar melanoma (Breslow thickness: 4.5 mm, Clark level: V).

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