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Angiographic Appearance of Pulsatile Blister Aneurysm.
World Neurosurgery 2018 Februrary
A male with detected subarachnoid hemorrhage was admitted to our center. During the first angiography, a pulsatile blister aneurysm was revealed and the aneurysm was also noticeably enlarged during the surveillance angiography. The patient accepted balloon-assisted clipping successfully. Blister aneurysms are at a high risk of rupture, high risk of regrowth, and need for multimodal management.
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