Endovascular management of XXXX .

@entity432 @entity1 @entity439 @entity438
BACKGROUND: This article reported the experience of endovascular treatment in @entity438 with parent @entity432 or stent-assisted coiling. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Eleven consecutive @entity1 with @entity438 were included. The @entity439 predominantly involved the M1 segment in two cases, bifurcation in four cases, and M2 in five cases. Four @entity439 were treated with parent artery sacrifice after balloon occlusion test. The seven unruptured @entity439 and one ruptured one were treated with stent-assisted coiling. The post-operation and long-term follow-up angiographic and clinical outcomes were analyzed. RESULTS: Endovascular coiling was performed successfully in all 11 cases. All four M2 fusiform cases using parent @entity432 strategy achieved complete occlusion of @entity439 . In the seven cases with stent-assisted coiling, four were completely occluded, two were partially occluded and one remained small residue. Mild perioperative complications occurred in six @entity1 . The follow-up angiography taken at a mean of 13.5 months of eight @entity1 showed that seven @entity439 remained stable or improved and one M1 @entity439 relapsed and needed further treatment. CONCLUSION: Stent-assisted coiling or parent @entity432 of selected @entity438 is an option to consider.
