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Radiology, Vol 147, 85-87, Copyright © 1983 by Radiological Society of North America
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JS Mitnick, MA Bosniak, S Hilton, BN Raghavendra, BR Subramanyam and NB Genieser
The clinical and radiologic findings of tuberous sclerosis in three family members, which manifested as renal insufficiency due to extensive renal cystic disease, are described. The family was thought to have polycystic kidney disease until coexisting tiny angiomyolipomas were found among the cysts (by computed tomography in two patients and at autopsy in one). The radiologic and pathologic factors that establish the diagnosis of renal cystic disease associated with the tuberous sclerosis complex are reviewed.
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