… that the safety profile of thrombectomy in childhood stroke does not differ from the safety …
This study may support clinicians’ practice of off-label thrombectomy in childhood stroke in …

… Recent studies reported a mortality rate after childhood stroke between 2.6 and 5% [4, 50].
The large Canadian prospective stroke registry documented the emergence of persistent …

… Recurrence prior to follow-up occurred only in our childhood stroke patients and was
associated with vasculopathy. This represents the largest study to date employing a standardized …

… observational study including neonates and children up to 18 years of age with arterial
ischemic stroke (AIS), we compared clinical and radiologic features according to stroke location. …

… Background: Childhood stroke is an acute onset neurological sign or symptom attributable
to … (after a 6-month follow-up) of childhood stroke in a tertiary care hospital of Eastern India. …

… relationship between childhood obesity and stroke remains … relationship between childhood
obesity and the risk of stroke and … whether childhood obesity is associated with stroke and its …

… Dysphagia, oral motor dysfunction, motor speech, and language impairment were all
abstracted for childhood stroke; however, only dysphagia and oral motor dysfunction were …

… Although it is plausible that SARS-CoV-2 could incite childhood strokes, to date, only 2
pediatric patients with the newly described multisystem inflammatory syndrome and 2 with …

… recurrences in children with stroke due to presumed PFO (0/11) or cryptogenic stroke (0/14). …
and one with bow hunter’s syndrome had stroke recurrence prior to diagnosis of underlying …

… We refer to this group as presumed perinatal stroke. Conversely, childhood stroke typically
… If we assume a school-aged child has a right middle cerebral artery distribution stroke and …