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The purpose of the study was to evaluate short-term clinical results in 44 patients
who had cerebral aneurysms and underwent endovascular treatment with Guglielmi
detachable coil(GDC), and to establish selection criteria of the patients for this treatment.
From March 1996 to November 1997, we treated 258 patients either by surgery or
endovascular treatment, or by combination of both. Forty-four patients of them were
assigned to endovascular GDC embolization as an initial treatment rather than surgery
because of an anticipated technical difficulty for surgery due to anatomy of the
aneurysm on cerebral angiography(25 patients), patient's poor physical or neurological
condition(18 patients), or referring neurosurgeon's preference(one patient). Twenty
patients were presented with ruptured aneurysm, 13 with unruptured aneurysm, 6 with
mass effect, and 5 with initial incomplete clipping. Twenty-six patients had anterior
circulation aneurysm and 18 had posterior circulation aneurysm.
Among total of 44 patients, we were able to achieve 70 to 100% obliteration of the
aneurysm in 32 patients(72.7%) but failed in 12(27.3%). Causes of failure were 5 wide
neck, 4 vessel tortuosity, 2 difficult geometry, and a perforation of the distal basilar
aneurysm. Seven of the failed patients were treated by subsequent clipping.
Complications caused by the intra-aneurysmal endovascular treatment were a fatal
perforation of the aneurysm with guide wire and an occlusion of the parent artery from
over-packing of the coil, and distal migration of the coil in 2 patients, all of which could
be retrieved.
At an average 6-month follow-up, only one of six death was caused by the
endovascular treatment. Short-term clinical results of the endovascular treatment of
cerebral aneurysms indicate that this procedure is a useful alternative approach
especially in selected patients with high risk aneurysm.

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Intracranial aneurysm; Endovascular treatment; Guglielmi detachable coil;

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