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Stroke and cerebrovascular disorders
Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 11/02/09
Dlamini N et al. – Continued developments in understanding and practice in childhood stroke are encouraging. However, the absence of clinical trials and evidence–based guidelines is limiting. The conduct of such trials is a goal towards which the International Pediatric Stroke Study is moving.
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