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Two sisters with Reed's syndrome: treatment with pregabalin
Mahizer Yaldiz1, Murcan Metin, Mustafa Teoman Erdem
1Sakarya Training and Research Hospital,.
Abstract:
Cutaneous leiomyomas, which originate in the arrector pili muscles of the skin are rarely seen benign cutaneous tumors. Sometimes familial cutaneous and uterine leiomyomatosis can occur together, an autosomal dominant genetic condition called Reed syndrome or familial leiomyomatosis cutis et uteri. This disorder can be accompanied by malignancies, particularly by renal carcinoma. In this paper, two sisters with Reed syndrome are presented in view of the rarity of the disorder and good response to pregabalin therapy.
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