Clinical and computer tomographіс features of anterior circulation arterial aneurysms ruptures

Authors

  • Anatoliy Son Odessa State Medical University, Odessa, Ukraine

Keywords:

aneurysm rupture, anterior arterial circle of the cerebrum, clinical manifestations, CT

Abstract

238 patients with arterial aneurysms ruptures of anterior circulation were presented. Clinical and CT manifestation depend of aneurysms localisation, brain compression and delyed ischemia development. Aneurysms ruptures of internal carotid artery supraclinoid part have specific features—absence of deep conscious disturbance—in 82,8%, absence of primary motor deficits in 78,2% patients, delyed ischemia—in 29,9%. Aneurysms ruptures of middle cerebral artery have specific features—primary motor deficits in 64,4% patients, delyed ischemia—in 44,1%, absence of deep conscious disturbance—in 83,1%, convulsive syndrom—in 35,6%. Aneurysms ruptures of anterior cerebral artery and anterior communicate artery have specific features—absence of deep conscious disturbance—in 75%, absence of primary motor deficits in 78,3%, delyed ischemia—in 30,4%.

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How to Cite

Son, A. Clinical and computer tomographіс features of anterior circulation arterial aneurysms ruptures. Ukrainian Neurosurgical Journal, (1), 42–47. Retrieved from https://theunj.org/article/view/51434

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