Case report reveals clinical features of tuberous sclerosis complex with hypothyroidism, suggesting early intervention is crucial.
To investigate the clinical features of tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) and to improve the understanding of TSC. Analysis of clinical and image data of a patient diagnosed as TSC. The symptoms of TSC are epilepsy, intelligent reduction, facial angiofibroma, renal hamartoma, and so on, and it may be associated with hypothyroidism. At present, TSC has no specific treatment. TSC is rarely in clinical practice. It is necessary to improve the understanding of it. Early detection, early diagnosis, and early intervention should be done.
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