Abstract
This case report concerned a young woman with cutaneous, osseous, and retinal changes of tuberous sclerosis, referred to ABCC for evaluation of blindness and increased intracranial pressure. A right lateral ventricle astrocytoma was successfully removed, but the patient's sight was not restored. The development of cerebral neoplasms in these patients is discussed. A careful search for resectable brain lesions should be made in all patients with tuberous sclerosis who have signs and symptoms of increased intracranial pressure. 14 references, 6 figures.
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Rudnick, P A, Hoshino, N, Kitaoka, T, and Miura, M.
Tuberous schlerosis complex and astrocytoma: a case report, Hiroshima.
Japan: N. p.,
1961.
Web.
Rudnick, P A, Hoshino, N, Kitaoka, T, & Miura, M.
Tuberous schlerosis complex and astrocytoma: a case report, Hiroshima.
Japan.
Rudnick, P A, Hoshino, N, Kitaoka, T, and Miura, M.
1961.
"Tuberous schlerosis complex and astrocytoma: a case report, Hiroshima."
Japan.
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title = {Tuberous schlerosis complex and astrocytoma: a case report, Hiroshima}
author = {Rudnick, P A, Hoshino, N, Kitaoka, T, and Miura, M}
abstractNote = {This case report concerned a young woman with cutaneous, osseous, and retinal changes of tuberous sclerosis, referred to ABCC for evaluation of blindness and increased intracranial pressure. A right lateral ventricle astrocytoma was successfully removed, but the patient's sight was not restored. The development of cerebral neoplasms in these patients is discussed. A careful search for resectable brain lesions should be made in all patients with tuberous sclerosis who have signs and symptoms of increased intracranial pressure. 14 references, 6 figures.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1961}
month = {Feb}
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title = {Tuberous schlerosis complex and astrocytoma: a case report, Hiroshima}
author = {Rudnick, P A, Hoshino, N, Kitaoka, T, and Miura, M}
abstractNote = {This case report concerned a young woman with cutaneous, osseous, and retinal changes of tuberous sclerosis, referred to ABCC for evaluation of blindness and increased intracranial pressure. A right lateral ventricle astrocytoma was successfully removed, but the patient's sight was not restored. The development of cerebral neoplasms in these patients is discussed. A careful search for resectable brain lesions should be made in all patients with tuberous sclerosis who have signs and symptoms of increased intracranial pressure. 14 references, 6 figures.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1961}
month = {Feb}
}