A 19-year-old woman with tuberous sclerosis, bilateral renal hamartomas and polycystic kidneys required separate nephrectomies for severe hemorrhages 6 months apart. The case is presented, the diagnoses of the disease in relation to a negative family history are considered and the importance of early diagnosis in a potential transplant recipient and the use of leukocyte-free transufusions are discussed.
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