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Overview
Aneurysms often cause no symptoms at all. These aneurysms are called “asymptomatic.” Symptoms can arise if an aneurysm is particularly large or located in certain parts of the brain. more...
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Not all brain aneurysms that are discovered by chance will rupture (tear). But various factors increase the risk of a rupture and bleeding in the brain. more...
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What happens during brain aneurysm surgery? During surgery, neurosurgeons open the skull and expose the affected blood vessel. They then place a small metal clip on the blood vessel to stop blood flowing to the aneurysm. more...
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Why is a subarachnoid hemorrhage life-threatening? If a brain aneurysm ruptures or an artery that passes over the surface of the brain bursts, blood flows into the fluid-filled space around the brain. more...
