Symptom
Neurofibroma
Benign peripheral nerve sheath tumor composed of proliferating Schwann cells, fibroblasts, and other nerve-associated connective tissue cells, typically arising within or along a peripheral nerve.
Causes
Solitary neurofibroma: Sporadic localized oxidative DNA damage affecting Schwann cells or supporting nerve tissue
Genetic causes: Neurofibromatosis type 1: Multiple neurofibromas involving peripheral nerves and associated with café-au-lait macule
Referencing diagnoses
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