Intraoral Sebaceous Carcinoma: Case Report of a Rare Tumor Emphasizing the Histopathological Differential Diagnosis

Table 1

Clinical findings of reported cases of intraoral sebaceous carcinoma.

	Reference	Age/sex	Anatomic site	Size (cm)
1.	Damm et al. [4]	53/M	Left buccal mucosa	3
2.	Abuzeid et al. [8]	11/F	Left buccal mucosa	3
3.	Liu et al. [5]	68/M	Right buccal mucosa	2.5
4.	Li et al. [9]	78/M	Left buccal mucosa	3.5
5.	Handschel et al. [10]	80/F	Anterior floor of the mouth	1.5
6.	Alawi and Siddiqui [11]	66/M	Left upper labial mucosa	1.5
7.	Gomes et al. [12]	55/M	Right floor of the mouth	Not known
8.	Wang et al. [6]	50/M	Left buccal mucosa	4.6
9.	Oshiro et al. [13]	66/M	Dorsum of tongue	2.5
10.	Rowe et al. [14]	76/M	Gingival mucosa, with metastasis to the lung and subcutis	3
11.	Present case (2017)	40/F	Right buccal mucosa	5