Cerebral aneurysms, brain AVMs, neurointervention, and microsurgery.
For patients with moyamoya disease, the goal of revascularization surgery is to improve cerebral blood flow while minimizing postoperative complications, including cerebral hyperperfusion syndrome (CHS).
Many people believe that the greatest danger of moyamoya disease is stroke, but in fact, even without obvious stroke, many patients may experience memory decline, difficulty concentrating, slower thinking, and other cognitive problems.
Moyamoya disease is a relatively rare cerebrovascular disorder that can cause stroke and intracranial hemorrhage. In addition to genetic factors, there is growing interest in whether air pollution may also influence the development of this disease.
A patient-focused overview of how neurosurgeons evaluate clipping, coiling, flow diversion, and observation for cerebral aneurysms.
An accessible guide to brain arteriovenous malformations, embolization, microsurgery, and combined treatment planning.