For Children
Q1 Is
there
limitation in exercise of gymnastics
in school?
Q2 Is
there
limitation in music exercise in school?
Q3 Is
there
limitation in running or summer camp?
Q4 Is poor performance
at school attributable to moyamoya
disease?
Q5 Does
speech
disturbance improve?
Q6 Crying often
causes ischemic episodes. What should we
do?
Q7 Do Moyamoya
patients who were diagnosed moyamoya disease
during childhood develop hemorrhage when
they grow up?
Q8 Does
my child
have to undergo bypass surgery?
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For Adults
Q1 I have
got
married. Is it safe to be pregnant?
Q2 Is
it
possible
to return to the original work?
Q3 In my childhood,
I have experienced mild ischemic episodes
similar to the typical symptoms in moyamoya
disease. Although I have not been to the
hospital for examination and I have no such
episodes today, should I undergo the examination
of moyamoya disease?
Q4 Have anticonvulsants
adverse effects on the fetus?
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For both children and adults
Q1 Although
I have no ischemic episodes, headache continues.
What should I do?
Q2 Even after
the bypass surgery, I sometimes experience
ischemic episodes. What can I do?
Q3 How
often
should I have MRI examination? How
about
electroencephalogram?
Q4 Which is
the better surgical method between direct
and indirect anastomoses?@What is the best
surgical method?
Q5 Is it necessary
to be prescribed with anti-convulsants or
aspirin? How long?
Q6 Is cerebral angiography really
required for the diagnosis and treatment
of moyamoya disease?
Q7 Is moyamoya disease
hereditary?
Q8 Is moyamoya disease
infectious?
How to prevent it.
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