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X-WR-CALDESC:<b> Stroke & Vascular Disease in Down Syndrome: How to Identif
 y and Prevent </b>\n- Review the most common stroke-related conditions tha
 t persons with Down syndrome exhibit with Moyamoya Disease and Cerebral Am
 yloid Angiopathy (CAA).\n- Review the common signs and symptoms\, how to g
 et diagnosed and what treatments can be used.\n\n<b> Early Identification 
 can save lives! </b>\n\n<b>About Jonathan D. Santoro\, MD </b>\nDr. Santor
 o serves as the Director of Neuroimmunology and Demyelinating Disorders Pr
 ogram at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. He is also an Assistant Professo
 r of Neurology at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Souther
 n California. Dr. Santoro completed his undergraduate\, master's\, and med
 ical degrees at Tulane University. He subsequently completed pediatric and
  child neurology residencies at Stanford University School of Medicine wit
 h sub-specialty training in neuroimmunology and pediatric multiple scleros
 is at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Santoro also has clinical research exper
 tise in inflammation related to cerebrovascular disease and neurocognitive
  disorders such as Down syndrome regression syndrome.
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DESCRIPTION:<b> Stroke & Vascular Disease in Down Syndrome: How to Identify
  and Prevent </b>\n- Review the most common stroke-related conditions that
  persons with Down syndrome exhibit with Moyamoya Disease and Cerebral Amy
 loid Angiopathy (CAA).\n- Review the common signs and symptoms\, how to ge
 t diagnosed and what treatments can be used.\n\n<b> Early Identification c
 an save lives! </b>\n\n<b>About Jonathan D. Santoro\, MD </b>\nDr. Santoro
  serves as the Director of Neuroimmunology and Demyelinating Disorders Pro
 gram at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. He is also an Assistant Professor
  of Neurology at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern
  California. Dr. Santoro completed his undergraduate\, master's\, and medi
 cal degrees at Tulane University. He subsequently completed pediatric and 
 child neurology residencies at Stanford University School of Medicine with
  sub-specialty training in neuroimmunology and pediatric multiple sclerosi
 s at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Santoro also has clinical research expert
 ise in inflammation related to cerebrovascular disease and neurocognitive 
 disorders such as Down syndrome regression syndrome.
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SUMMARY:Stroke & Vascular Disease in Down Syndrome
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