Ophthalmological manifestations of Sturge-Weber syndrome

The Sturge-Weber syndrome presented in the article in a 54 year old woman is a clinical case of sporadic encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis with ophthalmological manifestations in the form of secondary open-angle glaucoma, detected at a late stage. Primary treatment with complaints from the organ of vision made it possible to be set the main diagnosis and prescribe local antihypertensive and general syndromic treatment.