… anatomic variations affecting cerebral arteries in 2% of the patients with giant intracranial
aneurysms… hemodynamic disturbance due to asymmetric configuration and aneurysm formation …

… numerous medical, clinical and anatomic factors. The purpose of … lesions with the most
common (about 90% of all aneurysms) … However, the relationship of genetic variants to aneurysm …

… is most likely related to the hemodynamic changes induced by … of aneurysmal artery or
removal of the aneurysmal lesion would … anatomic position makes it difficult to deal with via other …

… Intracranial (cerebral) aneurysms are acquired lesions of … , in literature, is linked with
intracranial aneurysm formation.4, 6… to aneurysm growth and congenital connective tissue …

… effect, causing substantial injury to multiple brain areas with a … address the anatomical and
embryonic origins of the cerebral … changes, combinations of these congenital heart diseases …

… we examined the anatomical variations of the … variation was found to be accessory MCA.
There are reports of association between these lesions and the formation of brain aneurysms, …

… Intracranial aneurysms are common lesions found in roughly 2–3… The most common anatomic
locations encountered in this … changes on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were related …

… Currently, IA maximal diameter is the main anatomic factor … associated with physiological
and morphological changes in … proposed to be associated with endothelial dysfunction [96]. In …

… counseling in unruptured intracranial aneurysms has recently … with ruptured aneurysms to
patients with incidental aneurysms. … Degenerative changes such as atherosclerotic lesions or …

… change in them may reflect changes in the structure of the sIA … different anatomic locations,
but irregular shape associates … sIAs as safe lesions with low rupture risk, other markers of …