Babies born at less than 37 weeks gestation (premature) have different nutritional needs than babies born at full term (after 38 weeks). Premature babies will often stay in the neonatal intensive care unit. There they are watched closely to make sure they are getting the right balance of fluids and nutrition.
Watershed Stroke. Watershed strokes. are usually the result of poor blood flow to the brain from occlusion of the arteries in the neck (from atherosclerosis) or periods of poor cardiac function, such as during a heart attack.
That's a good question. A stroke is what we call the death of small portions of brain tissue due to an interruption of oxygen delivery. Common causes of stroke include a blood clot (which prevents the flow of oxygen-rich blood to an area of the brain) or a hemorrhage (basically a burst blood vessel in the brain). Usually, the symptoms of stroke, such as weakness, only affect one side of the body, not both. So, if your question is can stroke cause weakness in both legs and nothing else, then the answer is probably not because a stroke doesn't usually affect both sides of the body at the same time.