British physician, born 1850, died 1919.In 1865, he was sent to a Quaker school in London.William entered Bristol medical school in 1868.He received his doctor of medicine in London in 1875.After serving as a physician's assistant, he became a resident and later registrar of the national hospital for paralysis and epilepsy.It was there that he laid the groundwork for an extensive and thorough investigation of neurological diseases.Sturg-weber syndrome: congenital disorder characterized by facial wine spots with intellectual disabilities and epilepsy.The incidence of glaucoma is high due to increased scleral pressure.