PMC6087527_01
Left-sided hemangioma on the face
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A seven-year-old boy with SWS, characterized by left-sided, red-purple discoloration of his face, was admitted to the ophthalmology department of Labbafinejad Hospital for vitrectomy after prolonged and unsuccessful noninvasive treatment of glaucoma of the right eye (Figure 1). Therefore, he was speculated to have difficult ventilation and intubation considering his Mallampati score of IV, Cormac III, and upper lip bite test (ULBT) II classification (Figure 1).
Poor dentition, gingival angiomatoid hypertrophy, large tongue
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Poor dentition, gingival angiomatoid hypertrophy, large tongue, and hypertrophied tonsils were also noted (Figure 2).