RESUMO
In this paper, a 74 years old male patient with complaints of dysphagia and hemoptysis is presented. Endoscopy revealed black colored mass protruding to the lumen at distal esophagus. Diagnosis of malignant melanoma was confirmed with biopsy. Examinations for staging purposes revealed masses at sigmoid colon and cecum. Biopsy was performed with colonoscopy. The mass at the sigmoid colon was diagnosed as adenocarcinoma and the mass at the cecum was diagnosed as villous adenoma. Although the treatment strategy is not straightforward, surgical treatment is the most important step. For this reason, patient underwent three field esophagectomy, anterior resection and right hemicolectomy in the first place. The patient is currently receiving his adjuvant chemotherapy and immunotherapy at postoperative 6th month. According to our knowledge, concurrence of these tumors with two different origins has only been reported in 1 patient before. Our patient has the significance of being the second reported case.
