[A case of congenital plasminogen abnormality with recurrent cerebrovascular ischemic attacks].

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We reported a 10-year-old boy with congenital plasminogen abnormality resulting in recurrent cerebrovascular ischemic attacks. He suddenly developed dystonia of the left upper limb at 9 years of age. MRI demonstrated small infarcts in the right thalamus and caudate nucleus. He then had a transient ischemic attack at 10 years. He complained of headache, vertigo, diplopia, and unsteady gait. DNA analysis revealed...

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