Maki Y, Nakada Y, Nose T, Yoshii Y
Childs Brain. 1976;2(4):257-71. doi: 10.1159/000119622.
24 children with 'moyamoya' had average follow-up periods of 5 years and 9 months. The following factors were noted to influence the prognosis for mental function: early onset, repeated transient ischemic attacks followed by residual neurological deficit, symptoms suggesting bilateral or dominant hemispheric lesions, and angiographically widespread occlusion. Futhermore, radioisotopic procedures could replace angiography for follow-up studies of patients with Moyamoya.
24例患有“烟雾病”的儿童平均随访期为5年9个月。以下因素被认为会影响心理功能的预后：发病早、反复短暂性脑缺血发作后遗留神经功能缺损、提示双侧或优势半球病变的症状以及血管造影显示广泛闭塞。此外，放射性同位素检查可替代血管造影用于烟雾病患者的随访研究。
