Expert, Minimally Invasive Care for Brain Aneurysms

A cerebral aneurysm is a weakened area in a blood vessel in the brain that can bulge and potentially rupture, leading to serious complications.

How It Works

Using state-of-the-art imaging, our interventional radiologists guide tiny catheters through the blood vessels to treat the aneurysm with precision—without the need for open surgery. Two common procedures include:

Endovascular Coiling – A catheter is navigated to the aneurysm, where soft platinum coils are placed inside to block blood flow and prevent rupture.

Flow Diversion Stenting – A small mesh-like stent is inserted across the aneurysm opening to redirect blood flow and promote healing over time.

Both techniques use real-time fluoroscopy (X-ray imaging) to ensure accuracy and safety during the procedure.

Why Is This Procedure Done?

• To prevent aneurysm rupture and reduce the risk of stroke
• As a less invasive alternative to open brain surgery
• For effective treatment of both ruptured and unruptured aneurysms
• To improve long-term brain health with faster recovery times