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Stroke-like episodes in Sturge-Weber syndrome.

Neurology India | Sep-Oct 2010 | Vol 58 | Issue 5 the right biceps femoris muscle. This proximal muscle was selected because it was intact, compared to the distal muscles with severe muscular atrophy. Transcranial magnetic stimulation was performed during voluntary contraction of the target muscle. The cortical latency was severely prolonged [133.2 ms; normal value is 21.8±1.0 ms (mean±SD, the data of ageand body heightmatched 10 normal subjects)]. Subsequent L1 level MATS coil stimulation performed during relaxation showed that the L1 level latency was also severely prolonged (119.8 ms; normal value, 8.9±0.8 ms). In contrast, the CCCT was within normal limits (13.4 ms; normal value, 12.9±1.1 ms).