Bilateral Sturge-Weber and @entity4848 with XXXX , an Overlap Syndrome.

@entity1 @entity2194 @entity1184 @entity726 @entity4848 @entity2118 @entity3193 @entity194 @entity272 @entity3809 @entity74
Aim. To report a case of bilateral Sturge-Weber and @entity4848 with @entity726 in a @entity1 . Method. CASE REPORT: Results. A 4-year-old male @entity1 was referred to us for control of intraocular pressure (IOP). Sleeping IOP was 36   mm   Hg in right eye and 28   mm   Hg in the left eye. The sclera of both the eyes showed bluish black @entity2118 . Fundus examination of both eyes showed diffuse @entity3193 with glaucomatous cupping. @entity3809 was present on both sides of face along all the 3 divisions of trigeminal nerve with overlying @entity1184 of skin and on left forearm. Nevus fuscocaeruleus was present on upper trunk. All @entity272 were present since birth and were stationary in nature. CT scan of head revealed left-sided @entity194 . Intraocular pressure was controlled after treatment with topical antiglaucoma medications. Pulsed Dye Laser has been advised by dermatologist for @entity272 . @entity1 has been advised for regular follow-up. Conclusion. The two overlapping @entity74 and their association with @entity726 are a rare entity. Management should be targeted both for @entity2194 .
