Are head aneurysms serious?

Head aneurysm, mainly a nickname for brain aneurysm, is actually a more common cranial cerebrovascular disease, also known as intracranial aneurysm, mainly due to local congenital defects in the cerebral artery wall and increased cavity pressure caused by cystic swelling. Brain aneurysm is not actually a tumor, it is caused by abnormal growth and development of the artery blood vessels supplying the brain, through the long-term impact of blood flow, the local blood vessel wall becomes thinner and gradually expands.

Head aneurysms, mainly cerebral aneurysms, usually have no obvious symptoms, but their impact on human health is potential and cannot be underestimated, not to mention how serious the consequences of tumor rupture are. The main points are as follows:

1. The growth of the tumor will compress the surrounding important organs and tissues, affecting their physiological functions. Brain aneurysm is also the primary cause of subarachnoid hemorrhage.

2. The blood flow forms vortices in the dilated aortic aneurysm, which can easily wash away the dirt on the dilated blood vessel wall, blocking the distal small blood vessels after falling off, causing distal blood supply obstruction.

3. Under the continuous impact of blood flow, the tumor body will gradually increase. When it exceeds the maximum tolerance limit, the aneurysm will suddenly rupture, leading to sudden death. Aneurysms are likened to a "time bomb" buried in the human body.

Once an aneurysm is discovered, it must be treated promptly for the patient's life safety and health. The treatment of aneurysms in different locations is different. The main treatment methods are surgical treatment, aneurysm cavity repair and aneurysm embolization. The surgical principle is aneurysm resection and arterial reconstruction. Reconstruction methods include arterial rupture repair, arterial patch suppression and arterial end anastomosis.

It can be seen that the head aneurysm itself can cause human blood supply disorders and seriously affect the circulatory system. Once it breaks out, expands and ruptures, it can even kill people directly. Although it is not a malignant tumor, its serious consequences and many malignant tumors are undoubtedly. Head aneurysms must be treated promptly and appropriately.