Lv x, jiang c, wu z, jiang w, wang g.Complex cerebral aneurysms: intra-luminal reconstruction using pipeline flow-diverting stent and the obliteration mechanism. the neuroradiology journal.December 2019:1971400919894879.Doi:10.1177/1971400919894879.Medtronic received a report through literature to document the clinical and angiographic outcomes in 80 patients who were treated with the pipeline flow-diverting stent.Forty-five patients were women and 35 were men, with a mean age of 52 years.The study took place between october 2015 and october 2019, 80 patients with 90 complex blood blister¿like, and recurrent side-wall cerebral aneurysms treated with the pipeline were reviewed.Forty-one aneurysms were large or giant, 41 were small, four were recurrent side-wall aneurysms, and four were blood blister¿like aneurysms.In seven patients, a second pfs was necessary to cover the aneurysm neck.Among them, coils were placed in addition to the pfs in 31 aneurysms.82 of 83 aneurysms were occluded for a total occlusion rate of 98.8% there was no patient related morbidity.Mortality occurred in one patient due to thrombolysis from thrombus formation in the left ica, resulting in an ipsilateral remote intraparenchymal hematoma.
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