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Congenital Livedo Reticularis and Recurrent Strokes in Two Unrelated Young Children

Recurrent strokes are a rare event in children and there are currently no clinical or laboratory indicators, other than known genetic thrombophilias, of children who are at risk for repeated strokes. We report two children with congenital livedo reticularis who had multiple cerebrovascular accidents and propose that persistent congenital cutaneous vascular changes may be a marker for children at high risk for recurrent strokes.