Hypomelanotic macules are not specific for tuberous sclerosis complex because one or two of these lesions are relatively common in normal individuals. [8] Facial angiofibromas (see Figure 1 ...

Hypopigmented areas or lesions on the skin are one of the most common manifestations ... Early this year UAB became part of the Tuberous Sclerosis Complex National History Database Project, which is ...

an oral formulation of dimethyl fumarate, reports a reduced incidence of gadolinium-enhancing lesions—indicative of inflammatory activity in the CNS—in patients with relapsing–remitting ...

Consequently, the revised criteria require tuberous sclerosis complex-associated lesions of two or more organ systems or at least two dissimilar lesions of the same organ to confirm the diagnosis.