The Effects Of Essential Hypertension In Endovascular Treatment Of Unruptured Aneurysm

Abstract

The term aneurysm refers to the weakening or the enlargement of the walls of the artery that creates a bulging or the enlargement of the arterial wall. Most of the aneurysm does not show dangerous symptoms, but the severe stage can rupture that leads to life-threatening internal bleeding. Sudden severe headaches characterize an unruptured aneurysm. It is the key symptom, often described as the worst headache. Other common signs and symptoms include difficulty in speaking, loss of balance, and visual disturbances. It is vital to note that most aneurysms do not show symptoms and are not dangerous. Still, at the severe stage, some can rupture and lead to life-threatening internal bleeding.