A Rare Case Report of Sturge Weber Syndrome

A 55 year old male patient with left handedness came to OPD with cause of abdominal pain, aggravating on taking food for one week having neurological signs of deviation of angle of mouth to left side, weakness in right upper limb and lower limb, recurrent episodes of seizures, hyperpigmentation on left upper half of face since childhood which was red and erythematous in childhood without involving sensory, autonomic, cerebellum, bowel and bladder control suggestive of neurocutaneous syndrome presenting with gastritis.