Gastric adenocarcinoma typically metastasises to the liver, peritoneum and lung. Bone metastasises are less frequent and particularly uncommon in the distal extremities. This is an unusual case of metastatic disease in the distal phalanx mimicking the presentation of osteomyelitis. This case highlights the need to remain vigilant in patients with known cancer and to always be mindful of metastatic disease, even if the presentation is atypical.
Gastric Adenocarcinoma with Yolk Sac Differentiation, Fungal Super Infection and A Large Solitary Liver Metastasis - A Histologic Conundrum