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. 2019 Dec 3;11(3):279–284. doi: 10.1007/s12687-019-00447-2

Table 1.

Main clinical characteristics of all affected subjects

Case Gender Age (years) Age of onset (years) Mean lesion size (mm) Out of the face location Confluence of adjacent lesions Presence of BCC Associated inflammatory process
IV-1 F 33 1 4 yes yes no yes
IV-2 M 18 3 3 no yes no no
III-1 M 56 10 7 yes yes yes yes
III-2 M 45 13 5 yes yes no no
II-1 M 92 18 8 yes no no no
III-16 F 69 7 5 yes yes yes yes
IV-9 F 35 13 3 no yes no no
IV-11 M 50 ? 5 no yes no no
IV-12 M 31 ? 5 no yes no no
V-6 F 29 8 4 yes yes yes no
III-17 F 72 12 10 yes yes yes yes
IV-21 M 46 9 3 yes yes yes yes
IV-16 F 49 10 3 yes yes yes yes
V-7 M 25 14 2 no no no no
IV-17 F 40 ? 3 no yes no no
IV-18 M 51 10 2 yes yes yes yes
V-9 M 29 ? 3 no no no no
V-12 M 27 6 2 no no no no
V-20 M 18 15 2 yes no no yes
V-15 F 15 12 3 no no no no
IV-24 F 44 21 2 no yes no no
V-27 M 27 ? 3 yes yes no no
III-9 F 43 ? 4 no yes no no
III-10 M 41 10 3 yes yes no no
Total men 14 39.7 (19.6)† 10.8 (4.4)† 3.8 (1.9)† 8 (57.1%)‡ 9 (64.3%)‡ 3 (21.4%)‡ 4 (28.6%)‡
Total women 10 42.9 (17.3)† 10.5 (5.7)† 4.1 (2.2)† 5 (50%)‡ 9 (90%)‡ 4 (40%)‡ 4 (40%)‡

?, unavailable; BCC, basal cell carcinoma; , mean (standard deviation); , number of “yes” (percentage inside gender)