Pathology International · 1995 · 19 citations · 21 references
MedicineNeurologyPathologyAnatomic PathologyAutopsy PathologyHistopathologyBrain TumorsCentral Nervous System TumorsGenitourinary PathologyHead PathologyNeuro-oncologic PathologyAutopsy ImagingAutopsy InterpretationMeningioma PathologyOral LeiomyomaProteus SyndromeSomatic Mosaicism Analysis
An uncommon autopsy case involving Proteus syndrome with multiple hamartomatous lesions in a 52 year old woman is reported. At birth, hemihypertrophy was noted on the right side of the face. Leiomyoma of the urinary bladder was extirpated at 37 years of age. She died of sepsis due to a brain abscess. At autopsy, diffuse asymmetrical lipomatosis was noted on the right side of the face, scalp, lip, oral mucosa, tongue and on the left side of the cerebellar peduncle. Multiple meningiomas, cavernous hemangiomas and osseous hypertrophy overlapped in the intracranial regions. The present case is considered as a regional type of Proteus syndrome displaying a somatic mosaicism.
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