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How to Get Rid of Tuberose sclerosis (epiloia)
TweetCauses of Tuberose sclerosis (epiloia)
Autosomal dominant (very variable penetrance). Linkage to two genes, TSC1 and TSC2
Signs and Symptoms of Tuberose sclerosis (epiloia)
Epilepsy, adenoma sebaceum on face, white skin patches, shagreen skin, retinal phakoma, subungual fibromata, associated multiple tumours in kidney, spleen, and lungs
Information on Tuberose sclerosis (epiloia)
Learning disability in about 70% (more frequent withTCS2 gene)
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