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New Study Proves That Minimally Invasive Aneurysm Treatment Yields Successful Long-Term Results
Findings Represent Strongest Support for Coiling Since Groundbreaking 2002 Trial
Dana Point, California, August 1, 2007 — A new study reveals that coiling, a minimally invasive procedure to treat aneurysms in the brain, is successful in preventing recurrent or first-time bleeding years after initial treatment in those aneurysms considered \"untouchable\" by the traditional surgical option. More...
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Katie Couric of The Today Show profiles an interventional neuroradiologic procedure which corrected an abnormality in one patient’s brain, restoring quality of life and eliminating the very real risk of stroke. More...
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