Machado CA, Ramos GA

Language: Spanish
References: 8
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ABSTRACT

Sebaceous tumours are uncommon. Sebaceous adenoma is a lesion that usually appears on the face as a solitary nodule measuring less than 5 mm, when sebaceous adenoma is multiple, may occur in association with visceral malignancy, particularly colonic carcinoma.

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