tuberous sclerosis complex

E939680

Tuberous sclerosis complex is a genetic disorder characterized by benign tumors in multiple organs, often leading to epilepsy, developmental delays, and skin abnormalities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autosomal dominant disease
genetic disorder
multisystem disease
neurocutaneous syndrome
affectsOrgan brain
eyes
heart
kidneys
lungs
skin
ageOfOnset childhood
associatedWith behavioral problems
epilepsy
infantile spasms
psychiatric disorders
canOccurAs de novo mutation
causedByMutationIn TSC1 gene NERFINISHED
TSC2 gene NERFINISHED
characterizedBy autism spectrum disorder features
benign tumors in multiple organs
cardiac rhabdomyomas
cortical tubers in the brain
developmental delay
epileptic seizures
intellectual disability
pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis
renal angiomyolipomas
retinal hamartomas
skin abnormalities
subependymal giant cell astrocytoma
subependymal nodules
diagnosedBy brain MRI
clinical criteria
echocardiography
genetic testing
renal imaging
epidemiology affects both sexes
occurs worldwide
rare disease
hasCutaneousFeature confetti skin lesions
facial angiofibromas
hypomelanotic macules
periungual fibromas
shagreen patches
hasSynonym Bourneville disease NERFINISHED
Bourneville tuberous sclerosis NERFINISHED
TSC NERFINISHED
inheritancePattern autosomal dominant
molecularPathway mTOR signaling pathway NERFINISHED
requires lifelong surveillance
treatedWith antiepileptic drugs
mTOR inhibitors
surgical resection of tumors

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Lennox-Gastaut syndrome hasEtiology tuberous sclerosis complex