Question

all of the following are associated with sturge - weber syndrome, except: cavernous hemangioma calcium deposition in the frontal lobes mental retardation meningocele

Explanation:

Sturge - Weber syndrome is associated with facial port - wine stains, leptomeningeal angiomas, and may lead to calcium deposition in the occipital lobes (not frontal lobes usually), mental retardation can occur due to associated neurological problems, and cavernous hemangiomas can be part of the vascular malformations. Meningocele is not typically associated with Sturge - Weber syndrome.

Answer:

D. meningocele