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Flow diverter placement for cerebral artery aneurysm

by Sekhar Bonagiri | Nov 11, 2019 | |

Flow diverter placement for cerebral artery aneurysm

Background

A 38-year-old man presented with enlarging fusiform anterior cerebral artery aneurysm (A2 – ACA). 

Diagnosis & Treatment

3D rotational angiogram image demonstrated a fusiform right A2-ACA aneurysm. Flow Diverter Stent (FDS) was used for the treatment of the cerebral aneurysm. Reconstructed VasoCT images demonstrated successful flow diverter placement across the aneurysm. The treatment was effective, and the intraprocedural check angiogram demonstrated flow stasis in the aneurysm.

Flow diverter placement cerebral artery aneurysm

About Author –

Dr. Suresh Giragani, Consultant Interventional Radiologist, Yashoda Hospitals – Hyderabad
MBBS, MD, DM

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