A girl with some cardiac disease diagnosed in utero, presenting with seizure. Correlate these 3 photographs...
Tuberous sclerosis. Ash leaf macule in first picture. Tubers in second and ? Tumor of heart in third? Rhabdomyosarcoma. All these point towards the diagnosis of Tuberous sclerosis
1st. Hypopigmented patch chest. 2nd. MRI BRAIN : Rt Pareital region changes seen. 3rd. Heart cavities shows Hyper-echoeic lesions CONSISTENT WITH TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS. Nicely worked up case Sir. Thanks for sharing.
I think this is TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS
Ash leaf patch on chest Tubers in neuroimaging Cardiac tumor All point to tuberous sclerosis
Thanks for sharing... a good case... Similarly we had a case of macroscopic baby born of IDDM mom.. screening echo in view of heart murmur showed rhabdomyomas multiple and head scan revealed tubers... dipping in to ventricles...
? Tuberous Sclerosis
Tuberous sclerosis
TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS.
TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS
Tuberculus sclerosis with ? Fallot's tetrology.
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