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. 1990 Oct;71(11):923-6.

Childhood stroke after minor neck trauma: case report

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  • PMID: 2222163
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Childhood stroke after minor neck trauma: case report

G D Ko et al. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 1990 Oct.

Abstract

Cerebral infarction after minor trauma to the neck has rarely been reported. A case is presented of a child with trauma to the vertebrobasilar artery resulting in stroke. Computerized tomography scan and angiography results are presented. Despite two subsequent, separate transient episodes of vertigo, the child had good functional recovery with complete restoration of language and cognitive function. After 28 months, residual impairments identified were a mild right-sided ataxia and hemiparesis.

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