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The Diagnosis
The Physical Lincoln shows that Lincoln had the genetic cancer syndrome
called MEN2B -- multiple endocrine neoplasia, type 2B.
This is an extremely rare condition, afflicting perhaps one person in a million.
Lincoln had all the essential features of MEN2B:
| MEN2B feature | Abraham Lincoln |
| "Marfanoid" body shape |
Tall. Long limbs. Small, thin head. |
| Large, bumpy lips |
Large lower lip. Bumps on lower and upper lips. |
| Intestinal symptoms |
Constipated. |
| Cancer |
Emaciated by the end of his life. |
| Dominant genetics |
Three sons with large, bumpy lips. |
| Muscular involvement |
Multiple signs of low muscle tone. |
The Physical Lincoln discusses each of these topics (and more) in detail,
reviewing evidence for and against the MEN2B theory,
including the greatest challenge to the diagnosis: Lincoln's longevity.
Most importantly, however, Dr. Sotos contributes an enormous amount of new
material to the study of the physical Lincoln, extracted from original sources.
Keywords: medullary thyroid carcinoma, MTC, pheochromocytoma,
neuroma, intestinal ganglioneuromatosis, malignant effusion, Lincoln had MEN 2B, Lincoln had cancer
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