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Abstract
Introduction We present 2 cases of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) due to the rupture of a middle cerebral artery (MCA) dissecting aneurysms treated with multiple Flow-Diverter Devices (FDDs).
Case Description A 63 yo male symptomatic for SAH and an intraparenchymal hematoma due to a left MCA perforator dissecting aneurysm, treated with 3 overlapped FDDs.
Because of systemic clinical conditions, he did not receive any antiplatelet drugs.
CT-angio and DSA follow-up showed the patency of MCA and no rebleeding.
A 46 yo female experienced a SAH due to a right perforator MCA aneurysm.
The plan was to put an external ventricular drainage and then a FDD.
Due to the worsening of clinical conditions, a surgical clipping was done.
The post-clipping DSA showed the persistence of the aneurysm and it was treated by 2 overlapped FDDs.
Results The acute treatment of dissecting perforator aneurysm using FDDs is feasable and safe, even in complex managements.