8 month-old boy suffered AIS in the right middle cerebral artery (brain MRI confirmed) in 2015. At 26 month age he had left side hemiparesis, symptomatic partial epilepsy. At this age we performed The MacArthur-Bates Communicative Development Inventories (CDIs):Russian version; Beyley Scales (BSID-III); eye-tracking SMI-RED-500.
BSID-III made by licensed expert showed lower level in motor functioning (scaled score-14 points, composite score-82 points), namely Subscale score for gross motor domain(5 points). Other BSID-III subscales had reference values. Adaptive behavior skills (BSID-III filled with parents) demonstrated border value in communication(7 points); health/safety(7 points); self-direction(7 points) social(7 points) and low rate in functional preacademics(6 points); home living(6 points); motor skill(5 points); processing of sensory information – 35.
Active vocabulary (CDIs) was 35 words (matched with 18 months age); grammar skills – with 19-21 months age. 
There were three first gazes to different object with mean latency 688.37ms in visual search task(among 16 proposed and required tasks); two first gazes to face(among 8 pop-out task), mean latency 491.05ms, mean gaze latency to all objects 408.74ms. In the gaze following task 1trail with gaze following out of four valid trails was detected, the mean fixation duration to congruent object in the gazing phase 577.68ms (relative to noncongruent), to noncongruent object 965.60ms.
Conclusion. We found inappropriate results in developmental milestones as well as mismatches in performed methods.  The impairment in social attention and visual attention systems formation were indicated. Integrated approach to development assessment in children with AIS in late recovery and outcome period needed.

THE NEUROCOGNITIVE AND COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT OUTCOME AFTER ARTERIAL ISCHEMIC STROKE IN TODDLER (CLINICAL CASE)