Doctors are now performing a less-invasive procedure to "clip" aneurysms through the eyelid, reducing the recovery time for ...

clipping tends to achieve better long-term occlusion rates, particularly for unruptured aneurysms. However, both techniques showed similar clinical outcomes in terms of patient recovery ...

The mainstay of therapy has always been the early surgical clipping of an aneurysm. However, potential complications after clipping surgery have led to the exploration of other 'less invasive ...

Disability was calculated based on the percentages of categories other than death/good recovery in mRS/GOS. The numbers of events for outcomes were extracted according to the intention-to-treat ...

Doctors are using a minimally invasive approach to treat brain aneurysms, offering patients quicker recoveries and fewer complications. The innovative technique could help millions suffering from ...

Then finds the aneurysm, and clips it. This stops the blood flow so it can’t rupture. The result is a much smaller scar, less tissue damage — and a quicker recovery. Most patients return to ...

Ontario [13] performed a systematic review on the outcome of clipping for intracranial aneurysms including UIA. These previous studies were systematic reviews of only a single intervention and did ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — About 1 in 50 people in the U.S. have an “un-ruptured” brain aneurysm ... with a much quicker recovery time. To learn more about the procedure, watch the video above.