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    Written by Top Doctors
    31/03/2026
    Written by Top Doctors

    Wrapping your head around the facts on brain aneurysms

    Throughout the brain are various blood vessels of differing sizes. A brain aneurysm occurs when there is a bulge or a weakened area in one of these blood vessels. Some aneurysms are minor and don’t cause issues; however, an aneurysm that has burst can be potentially fatal. In this article, a consultant neurological surgeon explains what causes brain aneurysms, who is at risk, and how they can be treated.

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    Tufail Patankar
    26/09/2025
    Professor Tufail Patankar

    Diagnostic and Interventional neuroradiologist

    All about coiling of brain aneurysm

    One of the most widely used treatments for certain brain aneurysms is endovascular coiling, a minimally invasive procedure that seals off the aneurysm from the inside of the blood vessel, reducing the risk of rupture or re-bleeding.

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    Written by Top Doctors
    30/05/2025
    Written by Top Doctors

    Aneurysm vs cavernoma: What’s the difference and when to see a neurosurgeon

    When it comes to brain conditions involving blood vessels, terms like aneurysm and cavernoma are often heard but can be confusing. Both refer to abnormalities in the brain’s blood vessels, but they are quite different in their nature, risks, and management. This article explains the key differences between aneurysms and cavernomas, what symptoms to look out for, and when it is important to consult a neurosurgeon.

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    Christos Tolias
    14/09/2020
    Mr Christos Tolias

    Neurosurgeon

    Brain aneurysm (intracranial aneurysm) FAQs answered by a specialist

    An aneurysm is a weak spot in an artery that becomes swollen with blood. When left untreated and unmonitored, it can result in life-threatening conditions. Mr Christos Tolias, a neurosurgeon with over 30 years of experience, shares his expertise with us by answering the most frequently asked questions about brain aneurysms.

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