Clinical features, course, and outcomes of a UK cohort of pediatric moyamoya
Neurology2018Vol. 90(9), pp. e763–e770
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Sara Tho-Calvi, Dominic Thompson, Dawn E. Saunders, Shakti Agrawal, Anna Basu, Manali Chitre, Gabriel Chow, Frances Gibbon, Anthony R Hart, Krishnaraya Kamath Tallur, Fenella J. Kirkham, Rachel Kneen, Helen McCullagh, Leena Mewasingh, Grace Vassallo, Kayal Vijayakumar, Elizabeth Wraige, Tong Hong Yeo, Vijeya Ganesan, Shakti Agrawal, Anna Basu, Manali Chitre, Gabriel Chow, Frances Gibbon, Anthony R Hart, Krishnaraya Kamath Tallur, Fenella J. Kirkham, Rachel Kneen, Helen McCullagh, Leena Mewasingh, Grace Vassallo, Kayal Vijayakumar, Elizabeth Wraige, Tong Hong Yeo
Abstract
Moyamoya is associated with multiple recurrences, progressive arteriopathy, and poor outcome in half of patients, especially with AIS presentation and posterior circulation involvement. Recurrent AIS is rare after surgery. Surgery was not a determinant of overall outcome, likely reflecting surgical case selection and presentation clinical status.
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