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The main radiological bone changes in tuberose sclerosis are summarised. The changes in the calvarium, hands and feet are reported to be of diagnostic value. Those elsewhere in the skeleton are considered at present to be less characteristic. The term cortical pitting is suggested to describe the changes in the cortex of the shafts of the phalanges. Some of the bone changes in tuberose sclerosis are illustrated in the presentation of three case reports.
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