Multiple Primary Malignancies of the Colon, Stomach, and Kidney in a Patient with Bowel Obstruction Requiring Emergency Surgery: A Case Report

Kholoud H. AlBaqmi; Faisal A. AlMudaiheem; Sami Boghdadly; Khadijah A. AlHussaini; Nada Shokor; Nourah AlOudah

doi:10.12659/AJCR.926472

27 November 2020: Articles

Multiple Primary Malignancies of the Colon, Stomach, and Kidney in a Patient with Bowel Obstruction Requiring Emergency Surgery: A Case Report

Rare coexistence of disease or pathology

Kholoud H. AlBaqmi ^A* , Faisal A. AlMudaiheem ^A , Sami Boghdadly ^A , Khadijah A. AlHussaini ^D , Nada Shokor ^D , Nourah AlOudah ^D

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.926472

Am J Case Rep 2020; 21:e926472

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Figure 7. (A) Follow-up T2-weighted magnetic resonance image with fat saturation and (B) Post contrast T1-weighted image with fat saturation 1 month later demonstrate high T2 signal intensity and peripheral enhancement of the lesion, respectively, in keeping with metastasis from the colonic adenocarcinoma.

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Multiple Primary Malignancies of the Colon, Stomach, and Kidney in a Patient with Bowel Obstruction Requiring Emergency Surgery: A Case Report

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