Background: The incidence of neonatal stroke in full-term infants has been cautiously
estimated as 1: 10,000, but infants can initially have few symptoms, and the condition has …

AIMS To determine the prevalence of unilateral neonatal cerebral infarction in infants born at
32 weeks gestation and above; to describe the clinical course, imaging results, and outcome …

Cerebral infarctions are uncommon in neonates. However, they should be considered
among causes of neonatal seizures. We describe seven neonates with cerebral infarctions …

Objective: We evaluated the long-term neurodevelopmental outcome of cranial computed
tomography (CT)–documented cerebral infarction in term neonates to ascertain factors that …

• We describe the clinical syndrome, medical management, etiology, and neurologic
outcome of stroke diagnosed by computed tomographic scan in 11 fullterm neonates …

Stroke in neonates presents differently than in adults. In most cases, recurrent focal clonic
seizure is the only clinical manifestation1 as neonates with stroke do not usually present …

Neonatal arterial ischemic stroke, defined as a cerebro-vascular event occurring between
birth and 28 days postnatally with pathological or radiological evidence of focal arterial …

Recent reports, which described early computed tomography findings of unsuspected
cerebral arterial infarctions in term newborns who presented with seizures, prompted a …

Early stroke in the premature infant has rarely been described. Presented here are the cases
of 23 infants, born between 23 and 35 weeks gestational age, with focal arterial ischemic …

Seven children with neonatal stroke were identified and six were followed for 13 months to 5
years (mean 28 months). Gestational age ranged between 39 and 42 weeks and none had …