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Fall 7: Nicht rupturiertes A.-communicans-anterior-Aneurysma

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Es wird auf die Häufigkeit und spezifische Anatomie von A.-communicans-anterior-Aneurysmen, ihre höhere Rupturrate auch bei kleiner Größe, die oftmals in der Angiographie nicht eindeutige Anatomie und das AComA-Syndrom eingegangen. Ebenso wird die Abwägung zwischen Operation und endovaskulärer Versorgung diskutiert.

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Kretschmer, T., Schmidt, T. (2017). Fall 7: Nicht rupturiertes A.-communicans-anterior-Aneurysma. In: Kretschmer, T. (eds) Zerebrale Aneurysmen und Gefäßmalformationen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-50478-9_11

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