Is intracranial aneurysm surgery effective?

Patients with severe intracranial aneurysms need treatment, and surgery is a common treatment method. Patients do not understand the effect of treatment. So, is the surgical effect of intracranial aneurysms good?

Surgical treatment of intracranial aneurysms can help with recovery. Patients can choose treatment and it is best to consult first to learn the details.

Cerebral artery aneurysm is a cystic tumor formed by the outward expansion of the local blood vessel wall due to structural maldevelopment of the cerebral artery wall or damage or aging of the artery wall caused by trauma or arteriosclerosis. It is like a balloon on the wall of the cerebral blood vessel and is not a real tumor. Cerebral artery aneurysm is an invisible irregular bomb in life. If it ruptures, the mortality and disability rates are very high.

About one-third of subarachnoid hemorrhages caused by aneurysm rupture occur during strenuous exercise. Emotional excitement, coughing, defecation, stress, trauma, and surgery are also the main causes of aneurysm rupture.

With the continuous development and progress of medical materials and medical equipment, the application of interventional treatment is becoming more and more extensive. Because interventional treatment is much less invasive than surgery, more and more cases of cerebral aneurysms will be treated with interventional treatment. At present, the incidence of cerebral aneurysms is on the rise, especially for patients with aneurysms caused by chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. Developing healthy and good living habits, maintaining a positive and optimistic spirit, and reducing work pressure can reduce the incidence of aneurysms.

The current concept of interventional treatment is: once a patient's aneurysm ruptures and bleeds, no matter how severe the bleeding is, interventional treatment must be performed within a few seconds to embolize the bleeding aneurysm as soon as possible, which is the fundamental reason that hinders the continued development of the disease. If the patient lives in a hospital without neurointerventional treatment conditions, he or she should be transferred to the hospital immediately.

Surgical treatment of intracranial aneurysms can aid recovery. Patients can refer to the above introduction or consult a doctor for details.