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Patient guides on brain aneurysms, stroke, spine conditions, and neurological emergencies: what a diagnosis means, when to seek emergency care, and how to prepare for your consultation. They do not replace a medical assessment.

12 articles about Brain Aneurysms

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Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Vascular and endovascular neurosurgery in Mexico City

Professional license as a physician and surgeon: 10033165 · Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila
Neurosurgery specialty license: 12777210 · UNAM
Professional license in neurological endovascular therapy: 14891220 · UNAM
Neurosurgery certification: Mexican Council of Neurological Surgery · valid through February 2027
Certification in Neurological Endovascular Therapy: Mexican Council of Neurological Surgery · certificate TEN-53 · valid through March 2030

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General information. Does not replace a medical consultation. In a neurological emergency, go to an emergency department.

12 articles about Brain Aneurysms

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Brain Aneurysms
Consultation and Second Opinion
Treatment Decisions
Stroke and Emergencies
Vascular malformations
Recovery and Family

Brain Aneurysms

I have high blood pressure and a brain aneurysm: What should I discuss with my doctor?

You have high blood pressure and an unruptured brain aneurysm: what to ask about blood pressure management, smoking, and coordination among your doctors.

Oct 22, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

A family member had a brain aneurysm: Should I get tested?

If a family member had a brain aneurysm, whether to have tests depends on the relationship, the number of cases, and any associated hereditary conditions.

Oct 16, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

How is a headache assessed when I already have an aneurysm?

If you have an unruptured aneurysm and a headache: how a specialist assesses it, what signs mean you should call 911, and what information to bring to your appointment.

Oct 15, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

My scan says infundibulum or possible aneurysm: how can this be clarified?

What it means when your scan report says infundibulum or possible aneurysm, why the original images matter, and which tests may clarify the question.

Oct 9, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

My aneurysm grew between two studies: What should I ask?

If a report says your cerebral aneurysm has grown, find out what to ask about comparing studies, which images to bring, and what may change in your plan.

Oct 4, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

I was diagnosed with several brain aneurysms: Are they all treated the same?

With more than one brain aneurysm, each lesion is evaluated separately based on its size, shape, and location. Learn how the plan is organized and what to ask.

Oct 1, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

My report says saccular or fusiform aneurysm: What does that mean?

What saccular or fusiform aneurysm means in a report, what the neck, irregularity, and daughter sac are, and what to ask the specialist.

Sep 25, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

Why does it matter which artery my brain aneurysm is located in?

The artery where your cerebral aneurysm is located indicates which structures are nearby and helps guide the assessment. How to read the name in the report and what to ask.

Sep 21, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

If my brain aneurysm is small, why is treatment recommended?

Size is not the only factor: location, shape, growth, symptoms, and medical history also matter when considering treatment for an unruptured aneurysm.

Sep 15, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

Can I have a brain aneurysm without feeling anything?

Yes, a brain aneurysm can be present without causing symptoms and be found by chance. What an incidental finding is, what to review, and when to call 911.

Sep 12, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

What is the difference between a ruptured and an unruptured brain aneurysm?

An unruptured brain aneurysm has not bled; a ruptured one has already released blood and is an emergency (911). Learn about symptoms, detection, and what changes in care.

Sep 7, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez

Brain Aneurysms

I was found to have a brain aneurysm: What does it mean, and what happens next?

Most brain aneurysms found by chance have not ruptured. What the report says, who reviews it, and when to call 911.

Sep 1, 2026 · Dr. Martin Roberto Casas Martínez