Causes and Risk Factors
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High blood pressure
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Smoking
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Genetic factors
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Aging
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Vascular diseases
Symptoms
Unruptured Aneurysm:
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Often no symptoms
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Headache
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Vision problems
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Eye pain
Ruptured Aneurysm:
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Sudden severe headache
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Nausea and vomiting
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Loss of consciousness
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Neck stiffness
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Neurological symptoms
This is an emergency condition.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis includes:
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MRI
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CT scan
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Angiography
Early detection helps prevent rupture.
Treatment Options
Treatment depends on size, location, and
rupture risk.
Observation
Small aneurysms may be monitored.
Surgical Treatment
Clipping
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A surgical clip is placed
to stop blood flow into the aneurysm
Endovascular
Coiling
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A catheter is used to fill
the aneurysm with coils
The best option is selected individually.
Advanced Techniques
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Microsurgical techniques
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Endovascular procedures
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Advanced imaging systems
The goal is to prevent rupture while
preserving brain function.
Prevention
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Control blood pressure
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Stop smoking
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Regular medical follow-up
Importance of Early Diagnosis
Early diagnosis helps:
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Prevent rupture
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Reduce complications
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Improve outcomes
A Message to Patients
If you experience sudden severe headache or
neurological symptoms,
seek immediate medical attention,
as early diagnosis can be life-saving.