Common sites of the rash are the thigh, groin, buttock and underarm.
Less common sites of migration include the liver, inguinal region and heart (Fig. 16) [35] 35].
Common sites of metastatic disease are the lung, liver, peritoneum and central nervous system.
Common sites of involvement within the abdomen include the pancreas, biliary tract, kidneys and retroperitoneum.
Less common sites of bleeding include the common hepatic, right gastric and peripancreatic arteries.
Less common sites of metastatic disease include the skin, subcutaneous tissues and bones.
The most common sites of POFs include the pubic rami, sacrum, ilium, and acetabulum.
The many apophyses in the pelvis and hip are common sites of avulsion injuries (Fig. 10).
Lung, liver, pancreas and gastrointestinal tract are common sites of primary occult tumors.
The most common sites of infection were genitourinary (40.2 %) followed by pulmonary (19.6 %) and integumentary (10.3 %).
Other common sites of metastases include the lungs, adrenal glands and the bones.
