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Management of Moyamoya Syndrome

Management of Moyamoya Syndrome OYAMOYA syn- goal of maintaining or restoring ad- surgical treatment is clearly war- drome is an in- equate perfusion. ranted for moyamoya syndrome. triguing cere- In this exchange, the 2 posi- Given its uneven distribution among brovascular tions taken by Drs Scott and Roach races and its targeted age group of M condition that attest to the uncertainties of the man- children, such a trial will be chal- affects children and is character- agement of moyamoya syndrome. lenging to plan and implement. ized by diffuse narrowing of large- Both recommend a treatment plan Well-defined clinical and neuroim- caliber arteries to the brain and ex- that is thoughtfully presented and aging criteria to include, exclude, tensive collateralization resulting in logically reasoned. At the core of and stratify patients must be devel- a variety of ischemic symptoms de- their disagreement of whether sur- oped; primary end points must be rived from hypoperfusion. The dis- gery is useful is the natural history defined; and surgical procedures ease is typically progressive and may of this condition. Data from the out- must be selected and their risks jus- have hemorrhagic complications. come study cited in the work of tified before parents can be ex- http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA Neurology American Medical Association

Management of Moyamoya Syndrome

JAMA Neurology , Volume 58 (1) – Jan 1, 2001

Management of Moyamoya Syndrome

Abstract

OYAMOYA syn- goal of maintaining or restoring ad- surgical treatment is clearly war- drome is an in- equate perfusion. ranted for moyamoya syndrome. triguing cere- In this exchange, the 2 posi- Given its uneven distribution among brovascular tions taken by Drs Scott and Roach races and its targeted age group of M condition that attest to the uncertainties of the man- children, such a trial will be chal- affects children and is character- agement of moyamoya syndrome. lenging to plan and...
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American Medical Association
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Copyright 2001 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
ISSN
2168-6149
eISSN
2168-6157
DOI
10.1001/archneur.58.1.132
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Abstract

OYAMOYA syn- goal of maintaining or restoring ad- surgical treatment is clearly war- drome is an in- equate perfusion. ranted for moyamoya syndrome. triguing cere- In this exchange, the 2 posi- Given its uneven distribution among brovascular tions taken by Drs Scott and Roach races and its targeted age group of M condition that attest to the uncertainties of the man- children, such a trial will be chal- affects children and is character- agement of moyamoya syndrome. lenging to plan and implement. ized by diffuse narrowing of large- Both recommend a treatment plan Well-defined clinical and neuroim- caliber arteries to the brain and ex- that is thoughtfully presented and aging criteria to include, exclude, tensive collateralization resulting in logically reasoned. At the core of and stratify patients must be devel- a variety of ischemic symptoms de- their disagreement of whether sur- oped; primary end points must be rived from hypoperfusion. The dis- gery is useful is the natural history defined; and surgical procedures ease is typically progressive and may of this condition. Data from the out- must be selected and their risks jus- have hemorrhagic complications. come study cited in the work of tified before parents can be ex-

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JAMA NeurologyAmerican Medical Association

Published: Jan 1, 2001

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