… perinatal stroke represents an ideal human model for study. Recent advances have improved
our understanding of motor development after perinatal stroke … after perinatal stroke seems …

… subtypes of perinatal stroke. Some perinatal strokes are symptomatic in the first days of life,
… role in the altered motor network after perinatal stroke. Repetitive transcranial magnetic …

… It is unclear at present as to whether such non-invasive brain stimulation approaches are
applicable earlier in life after perinatal stroke, when interhemispheric inhibition is still immature.…

… with LH perinatal stroke. This is not ordinarily the case in adults who have had a stroke later
in life (… The consistency of reorganization to RH language that we find after perinatal stroke …

… to define specific perinatal stroke disease states, facilitating both clinical care and research
progress. Roughly half of all perinatal strokes present in the first days of life, typically with …

… Ischemic perinatal stroke is a focal interruption of blood supply in the brain that is caused
by the blockage of a blood vessel between 20 weeks of fetal life to 28 days of life [1]. This …

… life occurs in a step-by-step rather than continuous fashion and the uninvolved hand does not
achieve “end posture comfort” (eg, the action that is performed after … in the perinatal period …

… Perinatal stroke is a leading cause of cerebral palsy and lifelong neurological morbidity.
Studies on perinatal stroke outcomes are increasing, although examinations of its broader …

… can be devastating to families, many affected children are able to live happy and productive
lives and achieve their own goals. (56) Many of these favorable outcomes may relate to the …

… In the only available population-based study of perinatal stroke that included children
whose perinatal stroke was diagnosed after the first months of life, 4 the rate of perinatal stroke …