Case Number : Case 582 - 31 Aug Posted By: Guest

Sebaceous adenoma.

Basaloid cells in peryphery and vacuolated clear cells. Agree, sebaceous adenoma. It´s necessary to rule out a Muir-Torre syndrome.

Sebaceous adenoma agree it is necessary to rule out Muir Torre syndrome.

Sebaceous adenoma

Very beautiful sebaceous adenoma, definitely will exclude Muir Torre syndrome

[size="2"][size="2"][font="Revival565BT-Roman"][size="2"][font="Revival565BT-Roman"][size="2"][color=#222222][b]Sebaceous adenoma.[/b] Multiple sharply circumscribed sebaceous lobules separated by connective tissue septa. [/color][color=black]The sebaceous tumours in [/color][color=#222222][b]Muir–Torre syndrome[/b] ([/color][color=#231F20]cancer-associated genodermatosis, gastrointestinal and genitourinary malignancies are the most commonly reported)[/color][color=black] are sometimes difficult to classify,[/color][color=#636363] [/color][color=black]but they most resemble either sebaceous adenoma or sebaceoma, and occasionally sebaceous carcinoma. [b]Multiple sebaceous tumours and sebaceous tumours occurring before the age of 50 years are strong indicators of the syndrome.[/b][/color][color=#231F20][/color][/size][/font][/size][/font][/size][/size]

Sebaceous adenoma

Such a relief to have a nice easy one to end the week after the past 2 days!!! I don't have any information or immunohistochemistry that would help with the Muir Torre Syndrome.

Have a wonderful weekend.

I have a car meet up tomorrow so that will keep me happy but not necessarily out of mischief!!

:-)