Figure 2. Harpocrates. Late-Ptolemaic Period, 664-30 BCE, Faience New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 44.4.29. Photos by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Closer examination of the figure reveals that he is depicted with the crouch gait or “knock-kneed” stance commonly seen in cerebral palsy.
FIG2. A) Corkscrew basilar artery without dissecting/fusiform aneurysm seen on digitalsubtraction angiography at 2-year follow up. B) Corkscrew basilar artery seen on 3D reconstruction of CT Angiography.
Michael Morgan Dowling, MD, PhD, MSCS, FAHA, FAAN
Greetings, pediatric stroke community! Our community is so international and diverse in space and specialty, that we wanted to create a forum to enhance the community that has brought together so many talented people from all over the world.
