Cerebral Aneurysms as Segmental Disease
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Summary
Our study will be retrospective in nature and will study patients with multiple and contiguous aneurysms, either treated or de novo, and fusiform in nature, in an attempt to show that fusiform aneurysms are indicative of segmental disease as opposed to discrete pathology along the vessel wall. Our aim will be to make the initial argument that this disease should therefore be treated by endovascular flow-diversion techniques.
Description
Our study will be retrospective in nature and will study patients with multiple and contiguous aneurysms, either treated or de novo, and fusiform in nature, in an attempt to show that fusiform aneurysms are indicative of segmental disease as opposed to discrete pathology along the vessel wall. Our aim will be to make the initial argument that this disease should therefore be treated by endovascular flow-diversion techniques.
Details
| Condition | aneurysm |
|---|---|
| Age | 100years or below |
| Clinical Study Identifier | TX8008 |
| Last Modified on | 19 February 2024 |
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