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F: 1) Multiple white (hyperdense) areas throughout the brain
2) enlarged ventricles, 3) drainage

INFO/WWW-LINKS: The tuberous sclerosis belongs to a group of diseases called phakomatoses. Phakomatoses like Neurofibromatosis, Struge-Weber Syndrome, Von Hippel-Lindau disease and tuberous sclerosis show neuroectodermal abnormalities.

D: At brain windows evidence of 1) multiple calcified hamartomas in tuberous sclerosis, 2) hydrocephalus with 3) drainage

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