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Table 1 Ovarian fibromas with NBCCS published in literature

From: Bilateral ovarian fibromas as the sole manifestation of Gorlin syndrome in a 22-year-old woman: a case report and literature review

Author

Year

Age (year)

Race/ethni-city/nationality

Symptom

History

Ovarian fibroma

Previously diagnosed with NBCCS

Zhu

Current case

22

Mongolian

Low back pain

None

Bilateral

No (Diagnosed at age 22 years by ovarian fibromas, intracranial calcification, skeletal abnormalities and palmar pits. Germline testing identified pathogenic heterozygous mutation in PTCH1.)

Morse [13]

2011

15

Caucasian

Irregular menses

Medulloblastoma at 6 months, multiple KCOTs at age 7 years

Bilateral

Yes

Seracchioli [3]

2001

22

Italian

Irregular menses

KCOTs resection 5 times between age 9–16 years, BCCs at age 16 years

Bilateral

Yes

Aram [14]

2009

22

Iranian

Irregular menses

KCOTs at age 12 years; facial dysmorphism

Bilateral

Yes

Finch [15]

2012

22

Caucasian

Irregular menses

KCOTs removed at ages 7, 13 and 20

Unilateral

Yes

Pirschner [6]

2012

20

Brazilian

Abdominal swelling

KCOTs at age 10 years; facial asymmetry, micrognathism

Bilateral

Yes

Osaku [5]

2021

24

Unknown

None

KCOTs resection at the age of 18 and 20 years, palmar /plantar pits

Unilateral

Yes

Jimbo [16]

2014

6

Japanese

Abdominal distension

Macrocephaly at 4 months, medulloblastoma at age 4 years

Unilateral

Yes

Johnson [12]

1986

3.5

Black

Unknown

None

Bilateral

No (Diagnosed at age 4 years when basal cell tumors and palmar/plantar pits were noted on examination.)

Higashi-moto [17]

2022

5

Japanese

Ovarian torsion

None

Bilateral

No (Diagnosed at age 5 years by detecting de novo germline variants in PTCH1.)