Are brain aneurysms serious in children?

There are arteries in many parts of the human body, and aneurysms may occur in these places. For children, aneurysms may occur in the brain for various reasons. In the end, are brain aneurysms in children serious?

Brain aneurysms in children are very serious, because brain aneurysms are commonly known as intracranial time bombs. Once this type of aneurysm ruptures, it will cause catastrophic consequences. Brain aneurysm is a very dangerous disease. Once the tumor ruptures and bleeds, it is easy to cause death. The mortality rate of this disease is extremely high. Usually, most patients will rupture and bleed again after arriving at the hospital because they are not treated in time, which will cause serious consequences.

The formation of cerebral aneurysms in children is related to the congenital hypoplasia of the muscular layer of the cerebral arteries. During the growth and development of children, lesions occur, and the local muscular layer of the blood vessels becomes weak, leading to bulging of the inner wall of the blood vessels. The cause of congenital hypoplasia of the muscular layer is not very clear at present. The bulging of the inner wall of the blood vessels is not formed in one day. With the influence of blood pressure and time, the bulging of the inner wall of the blood vessels leads to aneurysmal bleeding.

For brain aneurysms, it is necessary to take appropriate measures in time. There are also many risks after surgery, such as brain swelling, cerebral vasospasm, and even infarction. Therefore, brain aneurysms are very serious and must be treated in a large hospital, and the cause must be found out as soon as possible, and surgical treatment must be performed as soon as possible. Simple medical drugs cannot cure it.

The size of an aneurysm is related to the tendency to bleed. Aneurysms are a disease with a high mortality and disability rate. If bleeding occurs, it will have a great impact on the patient. If an aneurysm is found and has a tendency to bleed, it should be treated promptly and effectively. The treatment options may be interventional embolization or craniotomy aneurysm clipping.

A warm reminder: generally, brain aneurysms in children are more serious. Parents need to take their children to seek medical treatment in time to avoid ruptures in life.