Intracranial arterial aneurysms / by Walter E. Dandy.

  • Walter Dandy
Date:
1944
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Credit: Intracranial arterial aneurysms / by Walter E. Dandy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FABLE E.—Aneurysms of tiie Posterior Communicating Artery. No cases ill this series.] FABLE F.—Aneurysms of the Posterior Cerebral Artery Maine and Date Ago Sex Location of aneurysm First Symptoms Duration of Symptoms Headache Convul¬ sions Convulsions Focal or General? Extra- ocular Palsies Cerebral II emorrhage Other Outstanding Symptoms Outstanding Signs How Diagnosed Cause of A tieurysin Result Was Operation Performed? Remarks 6/1/31 Right posterior cerc- brul; nnothcr on right middle ccrebrtd Headaches, con¬ vulsions, opistho¬ tonus 24 hours Frontal + Left arm, also tonic attacks Focal No Cause of death Fever, endocarditis Necropsy Mycotic Dead Necrosis in occipital lobe. Purulent hemorrhagic exudate 4/19/38 (C) (1) I.eft post, cerebral at post, communicat¬ ing. (2) Left internal carotid in sinus. (3) Anterior communicat¬ ing artery None No No No No No None None Necropsy Congenital Dead f rom other cause No TABLE G.- —An SURYfc MS OF THE YERTEI iiat. and Basilar Arteries TABLE G iVu tuber, Yn me a nil Dale Age Sex Location of .Aneurysm First Symptoms Duration of Symptoms Headache Convul¬ sions Convulsions Focal or General? Extra¬ ocular Palsies Cerebral Hemorrhage Other Outstanding Symptoms Outstanding Signs Roto Diagnosed Cause of Aneurysm Result Was Operation Performed? Remarks Rudv 4/3/37 Fig. 25 H/7/33 55 Left vertebral artery Left occipital pain; neck slightly stiff S months Pain No Bilateral VI partial; slight ptosis left lid (III N) No Vomiting, nervousness, numbness and tingling of fingers and fpet\Jnc- Bilateral VI, nystag¬ mus, Romberg to right, ptosis right; unsteady gait. No papilloedcmn Ventricu¬ lography, operation, necropsy. Hydro-' ccnhalus Congenital Dead Aneurysm re¬ moved ; thought to be a tumor at the time. Weight 26.9 gms. Patient died soon after operation. Cerebellar pressure was so great when dura opened that there was little chance of success. Aneurysm shelled out with finger and only slight bleeding. Aneurysm arose from left vertebral artery and presented at foramen of Magendle plopia (2) neuralgia
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