ENDOVASCULAR COILING OF FUSISACCULAR LEFT POSTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY P1 SEGMENT ANEURYSM WITH NEUROGENIC STUNNED MYOCARDIUM AND PULMONARY EDEMA. – A RARE CASE REPORT.

Dr. Sudhir Suggala; Dr. Magdum Ali Mujawar Shaik; Dr. Mayanam Subhashini

Volume : X, Issue : II, February - 2020

ENDOVASCULAR COILING OF FUSISACCULAR LEFT POSTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY P1 SEGMENT ANEURYSM WITH NEUROGENIC STUNNED MYOCARDIUM AND PULMONARY EDEMA. – A RARE CASE REPORT.

Dr. Sudhir Suggala, Dr. Magdum Ali Mujawar Shaik, Dr. Mayanam Subhashini

Abstract :

The Posterior cereal artery is a rare site of aneurysm formation. Posterior cereal artery (PCA) dissecting aneurysms account for less than 1.2% of all intracranial aneurysms, with most located at P2 or distal segment of the vessel. The major clinical presentations in this lesion are subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) and ain ischemia. Due to anatomic location of the PCA (richness of perforating anches, proximity to the upper ain stem, and lower cranial nerves).The detection of aneurysm has increased due to technological advances, and newer options of endovascular neurosurgical treatment like coiling give consistent results. We are reporting a rare case of left posterior cereal artery P1 segment aneurysm with neurogenic stunned myocardium and pulmonary edema