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Pre-selection blade size choice for the microsurgical clipping of cerebral artery aneurysms: A numerical study

P. Buchvald, L. Capek

. 2024 ; 122 (-) : 25-31. [pub] 20240305

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BACKGROUND: Brain strokes comprise the third leading cause of death worldwide. Microsurgical clipping is recognized as being one of the most effective approaches to the treatment of brain aneurysms. The incomplete closure of the distal-side aneurysm neck is the most common cause of the persistent filling of the dome. Since the diameter of the neck increases when the neck of the aneurysm is squeezed closed by the blades of the clip, the blades should be correspondingly longer. This study provided an assessment of whether the presurgical selection of clips using a 3D planning system is feasible in terms of selecting the most suitable clip for aneurysm occlusion. METHODS: The computational model was created based on computer tomography data obtained from nine brain aneurysms. The closing of the aneurysm was provided in two steps. The first the length of the blades used for closing corresponded to the length of the aneurysm neck as confirmed by the radiological measurements. The second the length of the blades was adjusted according to stage one, so as to determine the minimum required for the closure of all the gaps in the interior space of the aneurysm neck. RESULTS: No differences were detected between the radiological measurement of the aneurysm neck size and the measurements obtained from the reconstructed stereolithographic 3D models. It was observed that the size of the aneurysm neck increased following clipping by 40% to 60% of its original size. The larger the aneurysm neck, the greater the deformation of the aneurysm. CONCLUSION: Firstly, the 3D reconstruction of CT/MRI data did not result in any loss of accuracy and the measurement of the neck of the aneurysm was the same for both of the methods employed. The second, and more important, outcome was that the deformation of the neck of the cerebral aneurysm is at least 1.4x greater than its original size. This information is essential in terms of the pre-selection of the size of the clip.

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