A clinician's dilemma: Sturge-Weber syndrome ‘without facial nevus’!!
A 7-year-old girl with normal birth and developmental history presented with recurrent CPS of occipital lobe semiology since 3 years of age. She did not have any neurocutaneous markers or any visual field defect or glaucoma. Her CT scan showed right temporo-parietooccipital calcification with right hemispheric atrophy. EEG showed right PHR spike wave discharges. Presently her seizures are well controlled on single antiepileptic drug at 10 month follow-up.