Tuberous sclerosis, hypopigmented macule
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This area of decreased pigment (hypopigmentation) is referred to as an "ash leaf macule" and is seen with the inherited disorder, tuberous sclerosis. Another finding, "confetti hypopigmentation" is evident as scattered white spots around the ash leaf spot.
Review Date: 08/11/2006  advertisement
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