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Seven cases of aneurysm arising from the superior wall of the internal carotid artery
were operated on from January 1993 through December 1997. They consist of 3.7%
among 191 operated cases of the internal carotid artery aneurysms and 1.2% among 590
operated cases of total intracranial aneurysms.
Aneurysms adhension to the optic nerve was observed in five cases and the
arteriosclerotic change in two cases. Four aneurysms were blister-like and thin-walled,
and the other two aneurysms were covered with thick hematoma. Premature rupture
occurred in three cases, two cases during aneurysmal clipping and one case during
aneurysmal dissection. In three cases the aneurysms were clipped, and in the other four
cases the aneurysms were wrapped circumferentially with the dacron mesh silastic sheet
and clipped. Among the four wrap-clipping cases, two cases were associated with very
fragile aneurysmal walls. There were neither clip sliding nor the regrowth of aneurysms
on the following angiograms. The Glasgow Outcome Scale at discharge showed good
recovery in five cases, moderately disabled in one case, and severely disabled in one
case. In conclusion, wrap-clipping with the silastic sheet is helpful for the superior wall
aneurysms of internal carotid artery with very fragile and thin walls or avulsion of
aneurysmal neck.

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Superior wall; Internal carotid artery aneurysm; Warp-Cliping; Silastic sheet;

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