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Two Cases of Inconplete Sturge-Weber Disease Taichi Kaga 1,2 , Hiroaki Kono 1,2 pp.595-601
Published Date 1956/7/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200507
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Since in 1890 Sturge described the case of a girl with an right-sides facial nevus, right-sides buphthalmos and epileptic convulsions, the rela-tion between the skin and the other organ, par-ticuraly the central nervous system was remar-ked. The Sturge-Weber Syndrome consists of nevus flammeus in the distribution of the tri-geminal nerve ; glaucoma ; convulsive seizures (Jakson's type) and hemiplegia which are con-tralateral to the facial nevus; mental retardati-on; characteristic calcifications which is evide-nced by roentgenologic examination of the skull. The Sturge-Weber syndrome, neurofibromatosis and tuberous sclerosis are grounded upon the same origin, then they are all the results of congenital malformation bearing selectively on the organ of ectodermal derivation. These three diseases are called phakomatosis, which is the term that has been applied to the neuro-cutaneous syndromes. Our two cases were the frust form of the Sturge-Weber syndrome, one had facial nevus, hemiplegia, convulsions of Jacksonia type, shadows of calcification in the X-ray photo of skull and mental retardation, the other, facial nevus, convulsion and mental retardation.


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