Skin lesions of Tuberous sclerosis includes: (A) Haemangioma, (B) Periungual fibroma, (C) Adenoma sebaceum, (D) Hypopigmented macules
Answer is C. (C) Adenoma sebaceum # Cardinal features of Tuberous sclerosis (Bourneville's disease): are skin lesions, convulsion and mental retardation.> Early skin lesions are hypopigmented, ash-leaf shaped macules, red or pink papules (angiofibromas) called adenoma sebaceum on face. These enlarge with age.> Other lesion are shagreen patches, ungal fibromas and oral fibromas.> Adenoma sebaceum is characteristically seen in tuberous sclerosis.