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The course and outcome of unilateral intracranial arteriopathy in 79 children with ischaemic stroke.

Brain · 2009 · PMC2640213 · PMID 19039009

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Predictors of progressive arteriopathy, poor outcome and recurrence Clinical and radiological parameters, available after presentation, history taking and (vascular) imaging, that could predict poor stroke outcome, recurrent ischaemia or a progressive course of the arteriopathy, are summarized in Table 4 . Prediction of progressive arteriopathy Preceding VZV infection showed a trend towards prediction of non-progressive arteriopathy ( P = 0.07).

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It has recently been suggested that children with progressive arteriopathies have a higher risk of stroke recurrence, although this did not reach statistical significance (Danchaivijitr et al. , 2006 ).

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