2023
DOI: 10.1212/wnl.0000000000201487
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Pediatric Stroke—Are We Asking the Right Questions?

Abstract: Over the past few decades, robust clinical and research collaborations among pediatric stroke researchers have informed and improved the care of children with stroke. Risk factors and presentation of childhood stroke have been described, and the acute and chronic burden of childhood stroke has been better delineated. Nevertheless, high-quality data for treatment of children with stroke is dwarfed by that available for adult stroke, and it is therefore tempting to extend research questions and treatment trials … Show more

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