Question 260 · LEK · Neurofibromatosis type 1
A 12-year-old dyslectic boy complains of painful nodules on the abdomen. At least 8 spots of cafe au lait type with the diameter of about 10 mm were noted as well as freckle-like dots in the armpits. Which specialist outpatient clinic should he be immediately referred to?
- A. pedagogical one, to prevent other school problems.
- B. dermatological one, because the skin lesions demand regular dermatoscopic assessment.
- C. rheumatological one, because the signs indicate erythema nodosum.
- D. endocrinological one, because the signs indicate insulin resistance.
- E. neurological one, because the diagnostic of neurocutaneous conditions is necessary.
Hint
Count the diagnostic criteria present here and name the group of genetic disorders affecting both skin and nervous system.
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