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Medullated nerve fibers. A sign of multiple basal cell nevi (Gorlin's) syndrome
P. T. De Jong, B. Bistervels, J. Cosgrove, G. de Grip, A. Leys and M. Goffin
Four patients had Gorlin's (or basal cell nevi) syndrome and pronounced
medullated nerve fibers. The medullation is an additional ophthalmic
manifestation of Gorlin's syndrome, which is autosomally dominant and noted
for its variable expressivity.
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