Pediatric stroke is associated with a range of maladaptive cognitive and behavioral
outcomes that often require targeted intervention. Despite increasing research on …

Pediatric stroke results in life-long morbidity for many patients, but the outcomes can vary
depending on factors such as age of injury, or mechanism, size, and location of stroke. In …

Theories of the relation between age at lesion onset and outcomes posit different views of
the young brain: resilient and plastic (ie, the so-called “Kennard Principle”), or vulnerable (ie …

This clinical study examined the impact of eight predictors (age at stroke, stroke type, lesion
size, lesion location, time since stroke, neurologic severity, seizures post-stroke, and …

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and stroke both have the potential to cause significant damage
to the brain, with resultant neuropsychological impairments. How these different …

A neonatal stroke is a cerebrovascular process caused by interruption of cerebral blood flow
that occurs with an incidence between 1 per 1600 and 1 per 2660 live births. Relative higher …

Over the past 15 years, there have been significant advances in the treatment of acute and
chronic medical consequences of stroke in childhood. Given high rates of survival in …

Purpose This scoping review aimed to inform future research priorities by collating evidence
on neural correlates of speech and language recovery following childhood stroke. Methods …

Neurological morbidity is common after pediatric stroke, with moderate to severe deficits that
can significantly impact education and social function. Care and recovery occur in phases …

Background Much of the childhood stroke literature has not distinguished impacts for
adolescents from those of younger children. Research has also focused on body …