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Endovascular Coiling: A Minimally Invasive Approach to Brain Aneurysm Treatment

Brain aneurysm is referred to as the weakening of the wall of a blood vessel causing it to swell and potentially burst, thus causing internal brain bleeding. endovascular coiling
is a minimally invasive operation carried out to reduce the probability of the aneurysm rupturing or hemorrhaging again.

The process entails inserting a thin catheter in a blood vessel (from groin or wrist) and moving it to the brain using the blood vessels. Using the imaging technique, the physician reaches the aneurysm and deposits soft platinum coils inside it. This results in a decrease in the rate of the blood flow, causing clotting and sealing of the aneurysm.

Compared to conventional brain surgery, endovascular coiling does not involve any incisions on the skull. This means less trauma for the patient and faster healing for the appropriate patients. The details of the treatment will vary according to the characteristics of the aneurysm.
There are neurointerventional methods used at IRFacilities that enable the exact targeted treatment of brain disease. The physician, Dr Sandeep Sharma, looks into each particular case and makes an analysis on imaging results to find out what is the most suitable treatment for this patient.

The timely diagnosis is crucial when one deals with brain aneurysm. Thus, people are recommended to go to specialists and get to know their situation and available treatment.

If you or your family member suffer from brain aneurysm, you should visit IRFacilities and consult Dr Sandeep Sharma to see if endovascular coiling is suitable for your case.

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