Familial multiple lipomatosis with clear autosomal dominant inheritance and onset in early adolescence.

doi:10.1136/bcr.10.2010.3395

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Familial multiple lipomatosis with clear autosomal dominant inheritance and onset in early adolescence.

BMJ case reports - 17 Feb 2011

Lee Cheng-Hiang, Spence Roy A J, Upadhyaya Meena, Morrison Patrick J

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Familial multiple lipomatosis is rare. Several modes of inheritance have been proposed but no conclusive evidence shown, although some families have suggested autosomal dominant inheritance. The authors describe a family with multiple lipomatosis showing clear autosomal dominant inheritance, and...

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