Which of the following is NOT a feature commonly associated with Sturge-Weber syndrome?

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Protruding oral hemangiomaBruising of the faceTram-track calcifications of the dura mater visible on a lateral skull X-rayCapillary malformation (facial port-wine stain)Neurological abnormalities related to leptomeningeal angiomas

Explanation

Sturge-Weber syndrome typically presents with facial capillary malformations (port-wine stains), leptomeningeal angiomas causing tram-track calcifications on imaging, and oral hemangiomas. However, facial bruising (hematoma) is not a characteristic feature of this condition.