Lynch syndrome, or non-polyposis colorectal cancer, is a dominant autosomal hereditary disorder which has a high risk of leading not only to colon cancer, but also to ovarian, endometrial, brain and skin cancer related to the presence of CC 12.
El síndrome de Lynch o cáncer colorrectal no polipósico es un trastorno hereditario autosómico dominante con alto riesgo de cáncer no solo del colon, sino de ovario, endometrio, cerebro y piel, relacionado con la presencia de CC 12.