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Clinical Quiz: Diagnostic and Management Pitfalls of Neurocutaneous Disease
A child age 10 years presents with two café au lait patches and two skin lumps. What is the differential diagnosis? What investigations would you do?
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The Neurofibromatoses: Differential Diagnosis and Rare Subtypes
Accurate diagnosis of the type of neurofibromatosis is important for patient management and genetic counseling. In the majority of people with neurofibromatosis type one (NF1) and type two (NF2), the diagnosi...