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Case Reports

Undiagnosed Epileptic Case Since Childhood of Sturge-Weber Syndrome: First Case Report from Somalia

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Pages 621-625 | Received 09 Apr 2024, Accepted 23 Jun 2024, Published online: 25 Jun 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1 This is a patient’s image showing the left fronto-maxillary reddish-purple patch, which indicated port-wine of the face.

Figure 1 This is a patient’s image showing the left fronto-maxillary reddish-purple patch, which indicated port-wine of the face.

Figure 2 A computed tomography of the brain reveals unilateral left-sided moderate atrophy of the cerebral hemisphere (A) with extensive gyriform cortical-subcortical (tram-track) calcifications (B).

Figure 2 A computed tomography of the brain reveals unilateral left-sided moderate atrophy of the cerebral hemisphere (A) with extensive gyriform cortical-subcortical (tram-track) calcifications (B).

Figure 3 Magnetic Resonance imaging of the brain which shows left cerebral hemisphere, prominent atrophic changes at the sulcus and fissures of the parietal lobe and thickening of the adjacent of the left parietal lobe are noteworthy (A and B). There is no diffusion restriction (C). After Intravenous contrast injection (D). There is gyral-meningeal contrast enhancement in the cortical regions in the areas described of the left parietal lobe.

Figure 3 Magnetic Resonance imaging of the brain which shows left cerebral hemisphere, prominent atrophic changes at the sulcus and fissures of the parietal lobe and thickening of the adjacent of the left parietal lobe are noteworthy (A and B). There is no diffusion restriction (C). After Intravenous contrast injection (D). There is gyral-meningeal contrast enhancement in the cortical regions in the areas described of the left parietal lobe.