Unilateral angiofibromas. An oligosymptomatic and segmentary form of tuberous sclerosis.
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Two cases of Lyme's disease seen at El Ferrol (Spain) were described. One of them developed a recurrent knee arthritis and the other had a localized sclerodermia (morphea) syndrome. Diagnosis was established by means of clinical picture and serologic tests (enzyme-linked analysis and/or indirect immunofluorescence tests). Joint involvement has often been described in patients diagnosed of having Lyme's disease in Spain, however, the relationship between morphea and borreliosis is still a matter of controversy. We believe that patients with localized sclerodermia and high significant titers of specific antibodies against B. burgdorferi should be treated with antimicrobial agents.