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This study was designed for the investigation of the effectiveness and limitation of
the endovascular coil embolization of intractranical aneurysms. From July 1995 to
October 1997. the authors treated 25 patients of intractanial aneurysm with endovascular
coil embolization. There 15 cases of reputured aneurysms and 10 cases of unruptured
aneurysms. The main reasons for the coil emboilzation were difficult anatomical location
and poor neurological condition. Total 28 aneurysms were tried to embolize with coil.
Among these. 12 aneurysms were occluded completely. 12 aneurysms partially. and 1
vertebral artery fusiform aneurysm was treated by coil occlusion of the proximal
vertebral artely. The complete occlusion was possible in 10 cases of 15small
aneurysms(66.7%). and in 2cases of 6 large aneurysms(33.3%). Only partial occlusion
achieved in all 3 giant aneurysms. Of 18 small neck aneurysms(¡Â4§®). the complete
occusion was possible in 11 cases(61.1%). but only 1 case of 6 wide neck aneurysms(£¾
4§®) could be occluded completely. There were 3 cases of failure. 2 cases being
catherization failure because of the tortuous vessel and 1 case due to local vasospasm.
The complications related to the coil emboilzation were the perforation of the aneurysm
caused by the catheterrization in 2 cases. rebleeding after partial embolization of the
aneurysm 2 patients of Hunt-Hess grade 4 and 5. and infarction caused by parent
vessel occlusion by coil protrusion in 2 cases.
In conclusion. the coil embolization can be an alternative modality in the treatment of
intracranial ansurysms But the complete occlusion is not always possible in all cases.
and the risk of the rebleeding is still remained in the partially occluded aneurysms. The
long-term syudy is needed to confirm the effectiveness of the coil embolization in the
treatment of intracranial aneurysms.

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