Pediatric stroke causes significant morbidity for children resulting in lifelong neurological
disability. Although hyperacute recanalization therapies are available for pediatric patients …

Brain plasticity has often been quoted as a reason for the more favorable outcome in
childhood stroke compared to adult stroke. We investigated the relationship between …

Introduction The relationship between language abilities and language lateralization in the
developing brain is important for our understanding of the neural architecture of language …

Objective To investigate whether alterations in the functional connectivity of networks
underlying phoneme perception and semantic-categorical processing persist in adulthood …

Awake craniotomies are a crucial tool for identifying eloquent cortex, but significant
limitations frequently related to patient tolerance have limited their applicability in pediatric …

Few studies were devoted to investigating cerebral functional changes after acute cerebellar
infarction (CI). The purpose of this study was to examine the brain functional dynamics of CI …

Abstract A staggering 41-75% of children demonstrate impairments in speech and language
functioning following stroke. A crucial stage for recovery occurs during post-stroke …

Stroke and other cerebrovascular conditions are typically thought of as adult diseases. In
fact, the incidence of ischemic stroke peaks twice throughout the lifetime—first in the …