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Port-wine stain (more common on the face than the body; Seizures; Paralysis or weakness on one side; Glaucoma; Learning disabilities.
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The exact cause and incidence of Sturge-Weber syndrome was as of 2004 not understood. It is not thought to be genetic.
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People with SWS may have a larger head circumference (measurement around the head) than usual. Leptomeningeal angiomas can progress with time. They usually only occur on one side of the brain, but can exist on both sides in up to 30% of people wit...
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People with SWS may have a larger head circumference (measurement around the head) than usual. Leptomeningeal angiomas can progress with time. They usually only occur on one side of the brain, but can exist on both sides in up to 30% of people wit...
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People with SWS may have a larger head circumference (measurement around the head) than usual. Leptomeningeal angiomas can progress with time. They usually only occur on one side of the brain, but can exist on both sides in up to 30% of people wit...
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