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[Diagnostic strategies for ischemic strokes in childhood].

Ischemic strokes represent a rare condition in childhood, mostly revealed by a motor deficit. In the pediatric age, strokes are different than in adulthood where atherosclerosis is the major cause. The etiologies of stroke in childhood are rather multiple and each of them is rare. In nearly half of the pediatric cases no cause can be found and usually no recurrence occurs. The aim of this presentation is to propose a diagnosis strategy for ischemic strokes in children. An extensive search should be performed in every children presenting a stroke episode even if the initial outcome appears favorable. Such investigations could improve our understanding and therapeutic strategies of stroke in childhood, a condition where the cognitive and functional prognosis can be severely compromised.