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Muir-Torre syndrome
Tor·re syn·drome (tor'ē), multiple sebaceous gland adenomas associated with multiple visceral malignancies, often colorectal carcinoma. Synonym(s): Muir-Torre syndrome
Tor·re syn·drome (tor'ē), multiple sebaceous gland adenomas associated with multiple visceral malignancies, often colorectal carcinoma. Synonym(s): Muir-Torre syndromeMuir-Torre syndrome (myo͝or′tôr′ā, -ē)n. An autosomal dominant condition characterized by multiple tumors of the sebaceous glands and one or more visceral malignancies, especially of the gastrointestinal tract.Muir-Torre syndrome A rare autosomal-dominant condition, formally defined as > 1 sebaceous skin tumour (e.g., sebaceous proliferation, sebaceoma), and > 1 internal (visceral) malignancy (e.g., colorectal, bladder, renal pelvis, breast, endometrial, haematologic, lung).
The skin tumours that develop in MTS are atypical and low-grade, not metastatic, and are cured by excision.Muir-Torre syndrome A condition characterized by multiple internal CAs–colon, bladder, lung, sebaceous proliferation, and keratoacanthomasMuir, Edward G., English surgeon, 1906-1973. Muir-Torre syndrome - Synonym(s): Torre syndrome
Torre, Douglas P., U.S. dermatologist, 1919–. Muir-Torre syndrome - Synonym(s): Torre syndromeTorre syndrome - multiple sebaceous gland neoplasms associated with multiple visceral malignancies. Synonym(s): Muir-Torre syndromeAcronymsSeeMTS |