What is/are not a feature(s) of the Encephalotrigeminal syndrome:
Sturge - Weber Syndrome / Encephalotrigeminal Syndrome - Large unilateral cutaneous angioma (po - wine stain) - Focal seizures typically occurs opposite to the side of lesion - Cerebral angiomas lead to coical atrophy - Angiomas are visible radiologically as tram - track or rail track calcification mainly in occipital region
Rail track appearance on CT scan
Hemiatrophy of the brain
Convulsion
Empty sella
CNS Tumors