BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: In childhood-onset moyamoya disease, the angiographic
disease process of stenoocclusive lesions is progressive, and cerebral infarctions often …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: At diagnosis, the primary clinical manifestations of
pediatric Moyamoya disease are TIA or CSs. CSs are reported to be more prevalent in …

Background and Purpose—We encountered several patients with childhood onset of
moyamoya disease in whom the ipsilateral anterior and posterior circulations were …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: This study was conducted to elucidate the association
between clinical and angiographic characteristics and stroke types in adult Moyamoya …

PURPOSE To clarify whether there were any differences in MR appearance between the
childhood and the adult moyamoya syndromes. METHOD We compared the cranial MR …

Background Moyamoya disease is characterized by progressive cerebrovascular stenosis
with recurrent cerebral ischemic events. Transient ischemic attacks are often associated with …

Background and Purpose—The progression of occlusive lesions in the major intracranial
arteries was believed to be very rare in adult patients with moyamoya disease. The present …

Differences in the clinical presentation and angiographic stages of moyamoya disease were
studied in 69 patients, 35 children(6.3•} 2.9 years old) and 34 adults(44.6•} 10.5 years old) …

Background and purpose The pattern of infarctions based on the findings of diffusion-
weighted image was assessed, and it was also investigated whether there are any age …

• The number, size, and location of cerebral infarctions, and blood flow in the middle
cerebral artery as seen on proton magnetic resonance imaging were assessed in six white …