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[Sturge-Weber syndrome: comparative analysis between clinical manifestations and neuro-radiological findings].

Aug 2026 · Medicina · Vol 86 Suppl 3, pp. 97-103 · 0 citations
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Bilateral leptomeningeal angioma and calcifications were associated with a more severe clinical phenotype, characterized by earlier seizure onset, higher rates of drug resistance, and cognitive impairment.

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