… cerebral vasospasm, … aneurysms were preferably treated with coiling without stent assistance,
and sometimes with balloon assisted or double catheter techniques, except in those cases …

… Ruptured and flow diverter cases were excluded. All aneurysms enrolled in this study were
treated with stent-assisted or simple coiling techniques. Before the procedure, all patients …

… ” excluding the diagnosis “subarachnoid hemorrhage” in … to show how rational decisions
can be made in the management of … Aneurysm growth is thus a highly important risk factor that …

… Aneurysm repair with endovascular coiling or surgical … The decision to treat cerebral aneurysms
was made based on the … , risk factors for aneurysm formation overlap with risk factors for …

… risk factors related to the rupture and formation of aneurysms, but … Cases with fusiform
aneurysms, dissecting aneurysms, and … of intracranial hemorrhage, or (4) follow-up of a known …

… the risk factors for ICH … aneurysms (size >25 mm) and thrombosed MCA aneurysms
because these were very rare in our multicenter series. Also, they were considered special cases …

… the management risk factors for poor outcome at discharge for nonelderly and elderly patients
with aSAH and compare the results of surgical … used to guide treatment decisions. Details …

… These are just a few of all the risk factors studied in … treated group (P ≤ 1 × 10 –4 ).
Microsurgery was significantly more often used for aneurysms in the MCA: 51% of treated cases …

… diseases such as intracranial aneurysm or cerebrovascular malformation; (2) … , IVH and
coagulation disorder did not emerge as risk factors associated with poor outcomes in further …

… , spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage, aneurysm rupture, subtentorial intracerebral … In
such cases, craniotomy evacuation of hematoma should be considered. An assessment was …