Extensive extraocular sebaceous cell carcinoma with intracranial extension

This is a case report of an uncommon extraocular sebaceous cell carcinoma with intracranial extension and review of pertinent literature. A 42 year old, female presented us with an extensive mass involving almost the whole of her face. The histopathological evaluation of the biopsy obtained from the mass revealed it to be a sebaceous cell carcinoma. The radiological evaluation of the tumour revealed an intracranial extension. The patient died within 6 weeks of her initial presentation to us. We concluded it as an extremely rare case of an extraocular sebaceous cell carcinoma with intracranial extension