Stroke: Risk factor for arterial ischemic stroke after surgery in children with heart disease.

Heart disease is the second most common risk factor for children with arterial ischemic stroke (AIS).
recently, a study published in Stroke, a major journal in the field of cardiovascular disease, analyzed risk factors for AIS in children with heart disease and cardiac intervention.
data from the study came from the Swiss Neuropsycience Registry.
researchers analyzed heart disease causes and potential risk factors in patients with registered heart disease and postoperative AIS from 2000 to 2015.
47 out of 78 children with heart disease received heart intervention.
, 36 patients had postoperative AIS.
the medium time from cardiac intervention to symptomatic onset was 4 days (2-8.5 for the quarter spacing) and 2 days for diagnosis of the AIS (0-5.8 for the quarter spacing).
risk factors for postoperative AIS are low blood pressure, artificial heart material, right-to-left sleathing, uneven heart rhythm, low heart output, and infection.
, the diagnosis time was delayed for children with AIS after cardiology.
most patients have a variety of potentially variable risk factors such as hemodynamic changes and infections.
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