Witness the delicate management of an 81-year-old woman presenting with subarachnoid hemorrhage and profound neurological deficits. Delve into the nuances of using Sofia 5 Fr-EX and navigating through the Neuron MAX to deploy Scepter XC and VIA 17 for optimal outcomes. Gain invaluable insights into the strategic coil deployment and rapid coiling techniques to address protrusion through the aneurysm.
Presentation: Sudden altered mental status. Brought to the hospital intubated, GCS 6 T
Exam: Opens eyes to noxious, pupils equal and reactive, withdraws to noxious stimuli, not following commands
Past medical history: Hypertension and hyperlipidemia
External ventricular drain placed and angiogram performed
How would you treat this poor grade elderly patient with a broad based DACA aneurysm with a Murphey's excrescence?
8 Fr short femoral sheathNeuron MAX long sheathSofia 5 Fr-EXScepter XC 4 x 11 mmVIA 17 microcatheterSynchro 14 guidewireStryker Target coilsWEB SL 7 x 2 mm
Inadvertent advancement of VIA 17 through the aneurysm sac during withdrawal of the Synchro 14
Rapid coiling without retracting the VIA 17 until a compact coil mass is achieved in the rupture point
No extravasation observed
No new hemorrhage on CT or large stroke on MRI