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Table 1 Historic Cohor: Treatment, Localization and Clinical Outcomes.

From: Basal ganglia stroke due to mild head trauma in pediatric age - clinical and therapeutic management: a case report and 10 year literature review

Patient

Age/Gender

First Symptom

Lesion Location (CT Scan, MRI or Both)

Treatment

Clinical Outcome (Time of Follow-up in Months)

Risk Factors

1[3]

1.5/M

Hemiparesis

Internal capsule

Conservative

Good/13

None

2[3]

1.5/M

Hemiparesis

Lentiform nucleus

Conservative

Good/13

None

3[4]

1/M

Left-sided hemiparesis

left internal capsule and corona radiata

Conservative

Good/1

None

4[1]

1/F

Left-sided hemiparesis

Right lentiform nucleus and corona radiate

Conservative

Good/3

None

5[1]

1/M

Left-sided hemiparesis

Right lentiform nucleus and corona radiate

Conservative

Good/3

None

6[1]

1.2/F

Left-sided hemiparesis

Right basal ganglia and corona radiata

Conservative

minimal pyramidal tract signs in her left side/1

None

7[5]

11/M

left upper motor neuron 7th nerve palsy and left hemiparesis

bilateral basal ganglia, internal capsule and periventricular white matter

Conservative

mild dysarthria and bilateral

extensor plantar/12

None

8[5]

1/M

Right hemiparesis

in left basal ganglia and internal capsule

Conservative

Good/3

None

9[5]

18/M

Right hemiparesis

left basal ganglia and internal capsule

Conservative

Good/5

born out of 2nd degree consanguinity