Commentary

Sister Mary Joseph Nodule: Impact on the Clinician [editorial]

Once in a while in the dynamic world of dermatology practice, physicians will encounter a patient who will demand their fullest skills. A case of a patient presenting with a Sister Mary Joseph nodule (SMJN) caused me to reflect on how I responded to the diagnosis, how I dealt with the patient and his family, and how I have matured as a clinician.


 

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