Table 1.
Giant (≥25 mm diameter) |
Location of difficult or morbid access |
Configuration |
Broad neck |
Branches arising from aneurysm itself |
Parent artery part of the aneurysm itself |
Wall structure (blister-like, dissecting) |
Calcification of the aneurysmal wall |
Intraluminal thrombus |
Absence of collateral circulation |
Embedding on surrounding brain, brainstem, cranial nerves |
Previous treatments |