Initial evaluation

Your specialist reviews imaging studies such as MRI, CT angiography, or cerebral angiography to determine the aneurysm’s size, location, and risk level.

Before surgery

A complete medical evaluation and detailed surgical planning are performed to ensure safety and determine the best treatment approach.

During Surgery

A craniotomy is performed to access the aneurysm. A small titanium clip is carefully placed at its base to isolate it from normal blood circulation and prevent rupture.

Recovery

Monitoring in a specialized care unit is required after surgery. Length of stay varies depending on the patient’s condition and complexity of the procedure.

Summary

Aneurysm clipping is performed to reduce the risk of rupture and protect against potentially life-threatening bleeding in the brain.