Torre-muir syndrome

General: Multiple sebaceous gland tumors of nonglabr 545g62f ous skin and visceral malignancy (primarily colonic) and keratoacanthomas; like Torre syndrome but associated with keratoacanthomas; benign skin tumors accompany and sometimes precede development of internal visceral malignancy; autosomal dominant inheritance.

Ocular: Sebaceous cell carcinoma of lid; carcinoma of caruncle; keratoacanthomas; tumor of the meibomian gland.

Clinical: Visceral carcinoma of gastrointestinal tract, breast, and prostate.

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