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FAQs about Moyamoya in Children
Pediatric Frequently Asked Questions
Children generally recover from surgery very quickly. They can return to school as soon as they feel up to it, but usually will stay home for about a week after surgery. Once they return to school, activities such as contact sports and swimming need to be limited until 4 weeks after surgery to allow for the incisions to heal well.
Yes, it's important to allow children to return to as normal a life as possible after brain surgery for moyamoya. We recommend children avoid contact sports for about a month after surgery. After, they can gradually resume whatever sports they were doing before treatment. It's also important to wear protective head gear appropriate for each individual sport. If there is concern about constricting the graft site, contact Dr. Steinberg's office for advice.
Yes! We strongly recommend bicycle helmets be worn at all times when biking, skateboarding or riding a scooter.
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