Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke

Patient Stories

Pediatric stroke survivor David Moskowitz returns to Cincinnati Children’s as NICU nurse years after successful treatment for arteriovenous malformation (AVM).

Julianne’s parents worried their daughter wouldn’t recover from a burst blood vessel in her brain. The team at Cincinnati Children’s Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center found a path forward.

Thanks to the care he received at Cincinnati Children’s, Logan overcame a serious brain injury he sustained shortly after birth to grow into a kid who loves to smile.

At 18, Savannah was diagnosed with a rare, progressive condition called moyamoya—a condition complicated two years later when she developed a brain aneurysm.

Diagnosed with Left-Sided Moyamoya, Zahid Mondol and family came to our Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke Center for second opinion and surgery.