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SECTION 5Central Nervous System Vascular Disease M. Celeste Buompadre, Gabriel González Rabelino, Carlos A. Rugilo, and Hugo A. Arroyo Introduction Pediatric stroke is an important cause of mortality and long-term morbidity in children. Many patients suffer from delayed diagnosis and the potential for recurrence

SECTION 5Central Nervous System Vascular Disease M. Celeste Buompadre, Gabriel González Rabelino, Carlos A. Rugilo, and Hugo A. Arroyo Introduction Pediatric stroke is an important cause of mortality and long-term morbidity in children. Many patients suffer from delayed diagnosis and the potential for recurrence

SECTION 5Central Nervous System Vascular Disease M. Celeste Buompadre, Gabriel González Rabelino, Carlos A. Rugilo, and Hugo A. Arroyo Introduction Pediatric stroke is an important cause of mortality and long-term morbidity in children. Many patients suffer from delayed diagnosis and the potential for recurrence

section of the trunk with two rounded patches of different sizes. Panel B shows a view of the axilla with multiple small, discrete spots scattered across the skin. Panel C shows a close-up of the eye with multiple raised nodules visible on the surface

section of the trunk with two rounded patches of different sizes. Panel B shows a view of the axilla with multiple small, discrete spots scattered across the skin. Panel C shows a close-up of the eye with multiple raised nodules visible on the surface

section of the trunk with two rounded patches of different sizes. Panel B shows a view of the axilla with multiple small, discrete spots scattered across the skin. Panel C shows a close-up of the eye with multiple raised nodules visible on the surface

sectional scan with an arrow that points to an abnormality near the vertebral artery on the left side of the spinal canal. The vertebral body, spinal canal, and adjacent soft tissue structures appear in axial view. Panel B shows a coronal scan with an arrowhead

sectional scan with an arrow that points to an abnormality near the vertebral artery on the left side of the spinal canal. The vertebral body, spinal canal, and adjacent soft tissue structures appear in axial view. Panel B shows a coronal scan with an arrowhead

sectional scan with an arrow that points to an abnormality near the vertebral artery on the left side of the spinal canal. The vertebral body, spinal canal, and adjacent soft tissue structures appear in axial view. Panel B shows a coronal scan with an arrowhead

section at 40+2 weeks of gestation for nonreassuring fetal heart tracing. Birth weight was 3530 g. Meconium-stained amniotic fluid, nuchal cord, fetal tachycardia, and maternal chorioamnionitis were present during birth. Prenatal labs were negative for Group B streptococcus, hepatitis B surface antigen, gonorrhea