Precursor of cerebral aneurysm

Some patients may experience oculomotor nerve paralysis, ptosis, mydriasis, inability to move one eyeball or loss of light response, and some patients may experience mild headaches and orbital pain, which are all precursors to rupture of cerebral aneurysm. Cerebral vascular malformations usually include arterial malformations, venous malformations, cavernous hemangiomas, and telangiectasia, etc. In clinical practice, the precursors of cerebral aneurysm can be very obvious, while others can be basically equivalent to none.

Is congenital cerebrovascular malformation hereditary?

Congenital cerebrovascular malformations do have genetic factors. For patients with intracranial aneurysms, the genetic factor is still relatively large. The acquired factor is that the patient's blood pressure is high or the vascular malformation causes the blood vessels in the brain to impact a certain part, resulting in an aneurysm. In this case, you need to go to the hospital for a consultation and register for a neurosurgery. If necessary, you can check a full brain vascular angiography to see if there are vascular malformations or aneurysms. Cerebrovascular malformations are a congenital cerebrovascular disease that is formed during embryonic development due to developmental abnormalities. However, current research has not clearly shown that cerebrovascular malformations have a genetic tendency. There are many types of cerebrovascular malformations. There is no clear evidence that common vascular malformations have a clear genetic tendency. Therefore, although cerebrovascular malformations are a congenital disease, most of us do not think it is a genetic disease. Reasonable treatment methods should be selected, and surgical treatment can be chosen to alleviate the condition. If there are genetic factors, they play a certain role in the pathogenesis of congenital cerebrovascular malformations.

Can cerebral vascular malformations be cured?

Surgery is the leading treatment method, which can be performed by hematoma removal, vascular sweeping, supply artery ligation, etc. If there is a residual tumor after surgery, stereotactic radiosurgery can also be considered. With the advancement of modern medical methods. The best treatment for cerebrovascular malformations is endovascular interventional therapy and surgical treatment.