Beyond the skin - metastatic basal cell carcinoma in the stomach: A case report

Figure 1 Nuclear medicine whole body positron emission tomography scan. Extensive abnormal heterogeneous bone remodelling in the axial skeleton, suspicious for multiple osseous metastases. Heterogeneous radiotracer activity (blue arrows) involving multiple ribs, scapula, multiple levels of thoracic spine and right manubrium.

Figure 2 Gastroscopy. A: Gastroscopy revealing well defined subepithelial nodule in the gastric antrum with a central umbilicated depression (black circle); B: Two subepithelial nodules (white arrows) observed on retroflexion in the gastric body; C: Central umbilication seen in the circled nodule (black circle). Post biopsy heme evident on the adjacent nodule to the right; D: Normal esophagus; E: Normal duodenum.