BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: We report our experience with MR imaging, MR
angiography, and catheter angiography in children with acute idiopathic cerebral infarction …

Background and Purpose—Contrast angiography (CA) is the reference examination for the
diagnosis of cerebral arterial abnormality, but this procedure is invasive. In childhood …

Three‐dimensional (volume) magnetic resonance angiography is a noninvasive technique
the images the intracranial and cervical arterial vasculature without contrast agents. Twenty …

Aim Neonatal arterial ischemic stroke (NAIS) results from a focal disruption of the blood flow
in a cerebral artery by a not well understood mechanism. Our objective is to describe the …

Background and Purpose—The purposes of this study were to describe clinical and
radiological characteristics of children with arterial ischemic stroke and normal MRA to …

Recent studies of arterial ischaemic stroke in children have emphasised the higher
frequency of cerebral arterial abnormalities than believed previously, explaining some of the …

A retrospective review of conventional cerebral angiograms of 46 children with ischemic
stroke was undertaken. Comparison was made with findings on magnetic resonance …

(MRI), the real incidence of strokes or cerebrovascular disorders of childhood has been
appreciated by clinicians. Stated to be as common as childhood brain tumors, in my …

A 10-year review of a neuropediatric department experience with childhood ischemic
cerebrovascular disease identified 35 patients with arterial ischemic stroke. The ability to …

Cerebrovascular disorders are more common than once suspected, and our ability to
diagnose stroke in children has improved with the development of newer imaging …