Objective:

To highlight the pediatric-specific presentation, risk factors, and subtypes of Bowhunter syndrome (BHS).

Approach:

Key Findings:

• Bowhunter syndrome is a rare cause of posterior circulation stroke in children.
• Vertebral artery compression occurs during head rotation.

Interpretation:

Children with BHS may present differently than adults, often with more severe symptoms.

Conclusion:

Understanding the unique aspects of BHS in pediatrics is crucial for diagnosis and management.

Source

Based on findings from:

Pediatric Bowhunter Syndrome: What Do We Know?

Phoenix Children's Medical Connection, 2026.

https://www.phoenixchildrensmedconnection.org/videos/pediatric-bowhunter-syndrome-what-do-we-know

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