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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 11.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Neurol. 2018 Dec 20;96:30–36. doi: 10.1016/j.pediatrneurol.2018.12.002

TABLE 1.

Population Statistics

Demographics Number of SWS Participants (n = 277)
Age
  Children (<18 years old) 237 (85.6%)
  Adults 40 (14.4%)
Gender
  Female 149 (53.8%)
Race
  Caucasian (white) 233 (84.1%)
  African American (black) 24 (8.7%)
  Asian 21 (7.6%)
  American Indian or Alaskan native 4 (1.4%)
  Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 2 (0.7%)
Brain involvement
  Unilateral 226 (81.6%)
  Bilateral 51 (18.4%)
Port-wine birthmark
  None 33 (11.9%)
  Unilateral 145 (52.3%)
  Bilateral 99 (35.7%)
Glaucoma
  None 141 (50.9%)
  Unilateral 100 (36.1%)
  Bilateral 33 (11.9%)
History of seizures
  Yes 240 (86.6%)
  No 37 (13.4%)
Year of enrollment
  2010 31 (11.2%)
  2011 52 (18.8%)
  2012 23 (8.3%)
  2013 58 (20.9%)
  2014 35 (12.6%)
  2015 26 (9.4%)
  2016 45 (16.2%)
  2017 7 (2.5%)

Abbreviation:

SWS = Sturge-Weber syndrome