| Sturge's syndrome |
Sturge-Weber syndrome.
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| Sturge-Kalischer-Weber syndrome |
Sturge-Weber syndrome.
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| Sturge-Weber s. |
a congenital syndrome of unknown etiology consisting of a port-wine stain distributed over the trigeminal nerve, usually unilaterally, with a similar vascular disorder of underlying meninges and cerebral cortex. Called also encephalofacial or encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis, Sturge's or Sturge-Kalischer-Weber s., and Weber's disease.
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| Sturm's c. |
the changing shapes of the diffusion images of a point in various forms of astigmatism; the image may be an ellipse, a circle, or a sharp line.
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| Sturm's conoid, interval |
see under conoid, and see focal interval, under interval.
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