open access (Ontario case report - North York/Sunnybrook)
2. Case and methods
A
72 year old man had a previous diagnosis of colorectal carcinoma and a
family history of LS that included: colorectal carcinomas in his father,
brother, niece and several paternal aunts and uncles, breast carcinoma
and multiple sebaceous adenomas in his sister and ureteric carcinoma and
melanoma in his brother. Some family members met criteria for the
Muir–Torre variant of LS but our patient did not and no previous family
members had a brain tumour/Turcot syndrome. An MSH2 mutation was found
in the patient, his niece and sister (560 T $_amp_$gt; C, exon 3).....
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