Adult moyamoya disease in an urban center in the United States is associated with a high burden of watershed ischemia.

J Am Heart Assoc · 2014 · PMC4310411 · PMID 25037198

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Compared to the expected frequency of watershed distribution strokes in general stroke patients, this was highly significant: 23/891 (2.6%) versus 13/16 (81.3%), P <0.0001. 12 Of note, 4 patients who presented without any ischemic symptoms still had neuroimaging evidence of silent ischemic injury on neuroimaging, all in a watershed pattern.

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We observed an inverse relationship between the number of vascular risk factors and the Suzuki grade ( P =0.04) in a given patient; this was of borderline significance after Bonferroni correction for multiple analyses.

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