Case 3 42 year old lady SAH – November 2010 CT, MRA - Acom Aneurysm.

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Case 3 42 year old lady SAH – November 2010 CT, MRA - Acom Aneurysm

Coil embolization performed elsewhere Relatives informed that only one lobe of the aneurysm could be coiled due to wide neck Overnight ventilation

Right hemiparesis Recovered completely in 2 days Asymptomatic - 3 months Review MRI - MR Angiogram at 4months

Preprocedure 4 month follow Up

No new deficits LMW heparin – 2 days Aspirin

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