Abstract
Multiple periungual fibromas are considered a major criterion for the diagnosis of tuberous sclerosis (TS). The significance of a single periungual fibroma is not clear. Investigators in France evaluated seven adults with solitary periungual fibromas, and compared their cases clinically and histologically with six cases of known TS and periungual fibromas. Patients underwent detailed personal and family histories, physical examinations with Wood's lamp, and CT …
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