… last scientific statement on pediatric stroke was published 10 years ago. Although stroke has
… in young patients, occurring most commonly in the neonate and throughout childhood. This …

… in term neonates. Some children with perinatal stroke do not present in the neonatal period
and … There are few studies of stroke recurrence risk after neonatal stroke. One study followed …

… Generally, recurrent stroke after neonatal AIS overall is uncommon, but we found that 8% of
neonates with CHD had a recurrent AIS. Because the length of follow-up after hospitalization …

… Stroke incidence across the lifespan follows a U-shaped curve: the risk of stroke during
the neonatal period (see the section on Perinatal Stroke in this article) is nearly as high as in …

… neonatal AIS but not presumed perinatal ischemic strokes. The IPSS office (Hospital for
Sick Children) managed Web-based data entry and the master database. Consensus-based …

… sentinel stroke and decreased with time. Neonates were at similar risk to older children for
stroke recurrence, which is quite different than neonatal stroke without cardiac disease, where …

… stroke has been shown to be efficient in anecdotal cases but is still limited by a number of
caveats, even in large tertiary centers. Finally, neonatal stroke … a selective group of neonates. …

… Our preliminary data suggest that specific inflammatory biomarker profiles are present in
neonates with acute ischaemic stroke (unpublished). Large-scale placental tissue banking …

… 1) fetal ischemic stroke, diagnosed before birth by using fetal imaging methods or in stillbirths
on the basis of neuropathologic examination, (2) neonatal ischemic stroke, diagnosed after …

… Neonatal stroke is a part of the spectrum of perinatal stroke and typically occurs in term or
near-term infants. It is a cerebrovascular event due to focal or multifocal disruption of arterial or …