Peak age for both ischemic stroke and intrapare¿uWfêçÿnchymal brain hemorrhage is the first year of life, with a third of the cases presenting in this age group, whereas subarachnoid hemorrhage is more common among teenagers.

SensÑhBk)öìùory function in young children is difficult to assess. Children with neonatal middle cerebral artery territory infarction may develop thalWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyzƒ„amic atrophy, but whether this has long-term implications for sensory perception is unclear.