Tuberous sclerosis

Hereditary disease characterized by seizures, mental retardation, developmental delay, and skin and ocular lesions. First signs usually occur during infancy or childhood but in rare cases may not occur until 2nd or 3rd decade.

Disease Alternative Name

tsc

tuberous sclerosis syndrome

tuberous sclerosis complex

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Dr. Sanjay

Dermatology

16 yr old female with multiple angiofibromas over the face since 10 yrs, Shagreen patches over back, hypopigmented macul...See More

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Dr. Pankaj Jagirdar

Dermatology

Topical RapamycinA Novel Approach to Facial Angiofibromas in Tuberous Sclerosis Topical sirolimus seems to be a fairly well tolerated choice in future. After the incidental observation of improvement in angiofibromas in a kidney transplant...

Ameerun Shaik

MBBS Student

What is the diagnosis? Neurofibromatosis Rhinophyma Rosacea Systemic lupus erythematosus Tuberous sclerosis

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Ameerun Shaik

MBBS Student

These lesions appeared spontaneously in a patient with untreated multiple myeloma. Coagulation studies were normal and p...See More

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Dr. Mohan Kundal

Pediatrics

- Drug of choice for absence seizures is Ethosuximide. No relation with age. -- Drug of choice for Infantile spasm/West syndrome is ACTH. And it is also easily available in India since past many years. Vigabatrin is used as DOC only in T...See More

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Dr. Komal Kulkarni

Internal Medicine

c/o- headache depression on evaluation- ct brain- calcifications in left cpsuloganglionic region skin lesions - ...See More

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Dr. Avneet Phatak

Nephrology

31 yo M presents with flank pain and palpable mass. PMHx of Tuberous sclerosis, polycystic kidney disease and CKD. Vital...See More

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Dr. Raghav Yelamanchi

General Practice

Reportinga case of 27 year old female.known case of tuberous sclerosis. now presenting with breathless x ray shows honey...See More

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Dr. Tamil Venthan

General Practice

Mother brought her 4 year female child with the c/o child speaking only monosyllable words like ma,ba,da. Child has poor...See More

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Dr. Manorama Rajan

Neurology

Child needs evaluation by Pediatric Neurologist/ Neurologist. MRI failed to demonstrate priventricular nodules suggestive of TS. Probable ASD.Needs clinical evaluation. Start speech therapy

Anullekha Naidu

MBBS Student

identify the feature of tuberous sclerosis shown in the image

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Dr. Rini Thakur

General Practice

An adolescent girl diagnosed with tuberous sclerosis (TSc) complex presented with a slowly progressive, ill‐defined, dou...See More

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Dr. Venkatesh Venky

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Dr. Gowhar Ahmad

HESDING DEPT OF PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY OCULOPLATY NEURO OPHTHALMOLOGY

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