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An unusual case of acoria in Sturge–Weber syndrome
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We present an unusual case of Sturge–Weber syndrome whose main clinical manifestations were nevus flammeus, seizures, glaucoma, and acoria. To our knowledge, the combination of Sturge–Weber syndrome and acoria has not been previously reported.
Title: An unusual case of acoria in Sturge–Weber syndrome
Description:
We present an unusual case of Sturge–Weber syndrome whose main clinical manifestations were nevus flammeus, seizures, glaucoma, and acoria.
To our knowledge, the combination of Sturge–Weber syndrome and acoria has not been previously reported.
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