The feeling of having a stroke is not as painful as many people think. But it often comes on suddenly and causes most patients to lose the ability to process and control their body's actions. If not detected and handled immediately, it can lead to extremely serious consequences.

The rate of children with cerebral ischemic stroke is estimated at 5-10/100,000 children/year; of which about 6 to 10% of children die, 20% have recurrent stroke, and more than 75% have neurological sequelae.

Epidemiology reports a significant increase in the incidence of ischemic stroke in young adults (18–50 years). These young patients often have a desire to survive their stroke for a long time. Long-term health care costs are very high, which poses a major challenge to health care systems.