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Characteristics associated with outcome in patients with first‐ever posterior fossa stroke

Factors such as infarct volume, infarct location and symptom severity can considerably influence long‐term outcome in posterior fossa strokes. The decision about therapy can sometimes be complicated by discrepancies between infarct volume and clinical severity. We aimed to evaluate imaging and clinical parameters possibly influencing long‐term outcome in patients with first‐ever posterior fossa stroke.