4. Large, giant aneurysms
Classically - Surgery treatment of choice -
Better occlusion, more permanent, mass
effect
Endovascular – safer, issue of
residual/recurrences; mass effect of coils
Stents
Flow modification
Intimal growth and healing
Change of angles
16. Small Blister/dissecting…
Blister aneurysms (BA) are rare lesions
characterized by a hemispherical shape and
fragile walls
Surgical Options - Direct clipping, clipping plus
wrapping, wrapping alone, clipping with Sundt
encircling graft clips, encircling silicone clip
application, primary suturing of ICA, vascular
staple clip closure of ICA and trapping with or
without extracranial-intracranial bypass
High risk of premature rupture during surgery,
large lacerations
Endovascular- difficult to coil, friable,
continued growth, stent needed (issues in
SAH), single/overlapping
21. Blister Aneurysm
Our experience with FD vs non FD
FD – 11 cases
Complete occlusion – 89% vs 71% i.f.o FD
Repeat treatment – none vs 11.7% i.f.o FD
Rebleed resulting in death – none vs 5.8% i.f.o FD
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