24 April 2023
: Case report 
An Easily Missed But Life-Threatening Diagnosis: A Case Report of Gorlin Syndrome
Rare disease
Christoforos S. Kosmidis12AE, Christina Michael3ABCDEF*, Chrysi Maria Mystakidou3DF, Vasiliki Theodorou3CD, Evanthia Papadopoulou4BE, Konstantina Papadopoulou5F, Charilaos Koulouris12BC, Nikolaos Varsamis1DF, Georgios Koimtzis
6E, Panagiota Roullia2BF, Marios Ntager2BCF, Christina Sevva 2BCF, Nikolaos Iason Katsios7DE, Ioannis Charalampous2BC, Katerina Zarampouka8BD, Sofia Baka1ADF
DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.939117
Am J Case Rep 2023; 24:e939117
Table 1. Characteristics of each basal cell skin carcinoma.
| 1 | 1.8×1.6 cm in dimension, with a flat grayish lesion on its surface, 1.5 cm in largest diameter |
| 2 | 1×0.8 cm in dimension. On the surface there are 2 black-grayish lesions, 0.3 cm and 0.5 cm in largest diameter, that osculate |
| 3 | Spindle-shaped skin specimen, 1.1×0.8 cm in dimension. The surface is covered by a grayish lesion |
| 4 | Spindle-shaped skin specimen, 1.2×0.8 cm in dimension. On its surface there is a whitish lesion, 0.6 cm in largest diameter |
| 5 | Spindle-shaped skin specimen, 1.8×1.5 cm in dimension. On its surface there is a black-grayish lesion, 0.3 cm in largest diameter |
| 6 | Spindle-shaped skin specimen, 2×1.5 cm in dimension, with no obvious macroscopical lesions |
| 7 | Spindle-shaped skin specimen, 1.2×0.9 cm in dimension, with a light conceited lesion, 1 cm in largest diameter |
| 8 | Elongated skin specimen with elastic consistency, 0.5 cm in length |
| 9 | Skin specimen 1.6×1.3 cm. On the surface there are recognized multiple (up to 10) black-grayish lesions, up to 0.2 cm |