brooke-spiegler syndrome

Authors

mostafa mirshams shahshahani department of dermatology,tehran university of medical sciences

maedeh rayati damavandi department of dermatology,tehran university of medical sciences

kambiz kamyab department of pathology, tehran university of medical sciences

gholam-reza maghsoudnia department of plastic surgery, tehran university of medical sciences

abstract

introduction : brooke-spiegler syndrome (bss) is a rare autosomal dominant disease characterized by the development of multiple adnexal cutaneous tumors such as cylindromas, trichoepitheliomas and spiradenomas. case description: a 49 years old female patient presented with a history of gradual appearance of multiple nodules situated predominantly on the scalp and face. pathologic examination of lesions revealed cylindroma with foci of spiradenoma. discussion: brooke-spiegler syndrome (bss) caused by various mutations of the cylindromatosis gene (cyld), a tumor suppressor gene resulting in multiple cylindromas and trichoepitheliomas. malignant transformation may develop within solitary cylindromas, but more common in multiple variant and requires careful followup surveillance.

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