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Brain aneurysm: what is it?

1 February 20246 January 2024 by Redazione My Special Doctor

Cerebral aneurysm is a permanent protuberance, that is, a focal dilatation of an arterial vessel in the brain at which the wall stretches, thinning and forming a bubble. It can result in rupture of the wall at the point where the vessel is most fragile or thinned, causing hemorrhage. Blood loss in the brain can be a cause of hemorrhagic stroke.

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