Gorlin syndrome: a case report

He denied any same history and lesions in his family and child. Patient’s medical, personal and family history was non-contributory. In physical examination dysmorphic features such as macrocephaly, prognatism and linear scar of operation in right side of his mandible were observed. Inspection revealed numerous (over 20) pigmented, some skin colour, papules and nodes on his cheeks, eyebrow, nose and scalp, predominantly on sun exposed areas (Fig. 1a). Some of these lesions were erosive. No regional lymph node was involved. The skin of his palms has tiny pits (Fig. 1b).