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Are you trying to choose a treatment option for your unruptured brain aneurysm? Or has your memory and cognition been affected after treating your brain aneurysm? In this webinar brought to you by the Brain Aneurysm Foundation and The Neurosurgical Atlas, Andrew Ringer, MD from Mayfield Brain and Spine talks about memory and cognition after the most popular brain aneurysm treatments. He explains the recognized risk factors, highlights research done by the Endovascular Neurosurgery Research Group and goes over the things you can do to help improve your cognitive outcomes.
Whether you are making a decision to treat an unruptured aneurysm or recovering from surgery, this webinar is packed with information that may help you. Click on the time codes below to navigate through the video...
@00:00 Introduction: Andrew Ringer, MD / disclosures.
@1:45 Unruptured Aneurysm: Who is at risk of a rupture? What’s the risk of treatment? Who should be treated?
@2:09 When do you treat a brain aneurysm? What are the two main treatment options available?
@3:05 What are the pros and cons of surgical clipping / endovascular coiling?
@4:44 What are the pros and cons of observing (not treating) an aneurysm?
@5:10 Advances in surgical and endovascular techniques have improved outcomes for aneurysm treatment.
@5:34 Focus: Evaluating outcomes have not adequately considered cognitive effects.
@6:07 How were outcomes traditionally measured (Modified Rankin Scale)?
@7:09 What are the cognitive disabilities that can happen in patients with an aneurysm? How does cognitive injury occur?
@8:42 Can cognitive injury occur in patients with an untreated and unruptured brain aneurysm?
@9:42 What are the risks associated with treatments?
@10:48 Neurocognitive Outcome Post Elective Aneurysm Treatment: A look at the cognitive outcomes of 40 patients who had their unruptured aneurysm treated.
@17:05 Conclusion of Neurocognitive Outcome Post Elective Aneurysm Treatment study.
@19:29 The decision-making process to treat an aneurysm can be very complicated. What are the factors?
@20:12 Decision matrix.
@20:50 SURE test for clinical practice.
@21:20 Decision regret.
@23:14 What are the ways to improve memory and cognitive function?
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@JohnDoe-uc8xo 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the information. I am a Giant Brain aneurysm survivor. In May 2020 I suffered a Giant brain aneurysm,33mm. I had emergency coiling which saved my life. It has been almost two years now and I feel mostly recovered. I still struggle with Neuro Fatigue and have gained about 30 lbs which I’m working on through exercise. I am an airline pilot by trade. 30 years flying for a major airline mostly international Europe and South America. The FAA has a two year mandatory wait from time of aneurysm to be able to reapply for clearance to fly. All my doctors are confident in my ability to return to work. I’ve taken numerous cognitive tests and done well an all of them. They were administered by MAYO Clinic in Jacksonville by Neurologist Dr. Servin. God willing I get back in the air it might help others to study my cognitive recovery.

@mertmaximilian880 2 года назад

Hello and congratulations! Thanks for telling your story. I was wondering if your memory gradually came back after the aneurysm and how much of it was damaged. Thanks

@nursehappyivy2329 Год назад

Hello I am also a brain aneurysm survivor, I am a registered nurse and back to work . I was treated by Mayo Clinic Rochester,MN .I’m so grateful. I wish you well

@jeanette3359 Год назад

¹q q❤❤¹

@itsmystyless 2 месяца назад

All the best and good luck 🎉❤

@SUNSHINETOSUNSET777 2 года назад

I had three aneurysms and had them clipped in February of 2019 and I have and still do suffer from memory loss. I also have problems with pronouncing some words at times. Sometimes I know what I want to say but it comes out totally different. I suffered from headaches for a year and a half all day every day it was horrible. I can't do some things that I use to do but I do the best that I can.Today I'm just thankful to be alive and learned to accept that the person that went in for surgery is not the same person that came out.

@jeffgraves1793 2 года назад

Yeah I suffered with headaches for a few months last year and when they found mine and was 6 by 10 mm I still have problems with my eyesight my right eye and I see double vision sometimes and I get headaches once in awhile

@SUNSHINETOSUNSET777 2 года назад

@@jeffgraves1793 I have problems with my right eye as well. I suffered some vision loss in the same eye. Take it one day at a time things will get better.

@jeffgraves1793 2 года назад

I agree some times i just cry i do now i will never be the same i thank god everyday for being alive

@patriciafoster964 Год назад

Yes, Indeed I couldn’t have said it better. The statement you said was exactly as my aneurysms ( 3 ) has left me. Cloudy memory loss & trying to say what I’m thinking most often doesn’t come out right. I don’t have as much energy as I once had and I find myself thinking about how to make my left foot work in stepping down a small set of steps. Makes me feel kinda messed up. But I’m truly grateful to be alive. Almost 1 1/2 years ago my life changed but God was watching over me. I wish you well and day by day everyone tells me. Good Luck To You & God Speed.

@patriciafoster964 Год назад

@@jeffgraves1793 I understand your feelings Mr.Graves. Please NEVER feel alone if that helps knowing others cry too. I cry for myself & for all others who are saddened by the outcome of aneurysms. We must March on and forward together.

@SaucerJess 2 года назад

This was super helpful! Thank y'all for sharing 💚

@patriciafoster964 Год назад

Great information and great to know that what I have experienced over the past year is somewhat normal & I’m not alone with my imperfections.

@ThePipster2 6 месяцев назад

Humble thanks for producing this webinar. You have made this less daunting and given the information to ask relevant questions to enable an informed decision 🙏

@user-ee3jv6oe8n Месяц назад

This helps me so so much ,I had an open craniotomy surgery last year October due to 2 blood clots on the brain n suffered an aneurysm,I cn also agree with u ,that I have memory loss most of the time ,I forget things just like that n my personality changed drastically aswell as my balance co ordernation,,,bt I'm learning ways how to cope n live with it,,I was 33 at the time ,I'm 34 now n I'm just very patient n taking bby steps ,n also adjusting to me new life

@susandhargrove9184 2 месяца назад

Thank you yes useful information!! I am a rupture aneurysm survivor, over six months! Out of the blue, middle of the night, symptoms hit me hard. Er diagnosis was one rupture and 2 un ruptured aneurysms! Are flight to Ft Worth hospital, and immediate coiling saved my life. Yes I had paralysis rx side that resolved within days! Love the mind diet information. I regularly exercise on a total gym frequently plus have followed the nutrition menu for several months. Have any of your physicians leading this research, noted about biofeed therapy? I have been getting biofeed therapy for four monthand discussed the benefit I see with my internal medicine physician! Feeling great at 71: 95% back to normal life

@AngelasMixedMediaArtist 2 года назад

Thx very helpful being I have 3. 🙌🙌🙏🙏

@SUNSHINETOSUNSET777 Год назад

@Angela's Mixed Media Artist I pray all is well with you. Take it one day at a time. Always remember everyone journey is going to be different.

@oceania1917 26 дней назад

I was very surprised that endovascular coiling leads to more cognitive problems than the craniotomy clipping. Helpful information to make a decision. Thanks BAF.

@janetbuder6066 24 дня назад

Where did you hear that?

@oceania1917 24 дня назад

@@janetbuder6066 in this video.

@SkipFlem Год назад

When I suffered a SAH in 1993... my family had very little help... I just 'enjoyed' the time off from work. Returned 3½ months later... only to be told I had to take a 'two week' vacation. So I went to Denmark and Germany by myself.

@jeffgraves1793 2 года назад

I had 3 brain aneurysm last year i had two surgery's one coil and the 2nd surgery was a pipeline stéint. I. Have to have another coiling done this year

@SUNSHINETOSUNSET777 2 года назад

I'm praying for you. !

@patriciafoster964 Год назад

Sounds like u r a Florida man. If hospital in M. My hospital in Pensacola. Great - Great Neurosurgeons in Florida, Take good care of yourself, Have as much fun as you can, but be safe!

@jeffgraves1793 Год назад

@@patriciafoster964 Michigan man I will have fun thank you for your time have a great day ma'am

@henryjolly1559 Год назад

What was your symptoms

@jeffgraves1793 Год назад

@@henryjolly1559 a real bad headache and when I really started noticing it was getting worse as my right eye won't open it would stay shut all the time

@annpayne4381 24 дня назад

I had my first coil on a 11.4 mm and going in July for my second coil and stint put in . I’m kinda scared.

@blackbirds4 2 года назад

Specifically, Why does Endovascular Procedures affect memory more than coiling? It seems it would be safer procedure.

@oceania1917 26 дней назад

Neurosurgeon said to me that you can get little mini strokes that affect cognitive function when going through the vessels when particles are broken off in the arteries.

@SkipFlem Год назад

I had suffered a 17mm SAH rupture clipping and got sent home with a prescription for 5 valium...and I probably threw 3 of them away.

@traceythomson879 11 месяцев назад

Hello I had a ruptured aneurysm in 2017 which caused a bleed on my brain. I was 40 at the time and I had a cooling which saved my life. It has been 6 years and my manoeuvres Ferdinand my moods. I am still splattered and sleep a lot and I still get pains I. y head which worries me. I still get spasms I. My legs and I struggle to walk becAuse I have terrible pain in the bottom of my back. Not sure if that is relAted but I was ok till after thathappened. Has anyone else had that?

@katiebenstock9906 2 года назад

Was anyone allowed to see the scan of that injurys ...I'm always told I'm not allowed to see them

@patriciafoster964 Год назад

No, the Dr. chose not to show me also. But I did get to see the after coiling and stents. Completely amazing.

@fayeart5277 Год назад

@@patriciafoster964 I have four anyerisms and had two of them clipped by pterional craniotomy last month. My neurosurgeon show's me all my images of MRI'S, CT scans and angiogram and explains them to me in great detail.

@vickihelsby8080 Год назад

@@fayeart5277 I have had 4 aneurysms as well, we are a rare breed. 3 craniotomies total, the first aneurysm ruptured. Good luck to you, we are lucky to be here.😊

@user-np8tc6dt3g 10 месяцев назад

My sister is in hospital for two months brain aneurysm surgery but there is no improvement now body is not moving please tell me how will my sister recover I am from pakistan we belong to middle class family

@henryjolly1559 Год назад

I been having problems I need a Mri but these doctors here in Brady tx don't know nothing

@randyrogers8568 Год назад

My IQ according to the MENSA test was 159. As a math teacher I would give brain teasers to the rest of the staff. After a cerebral hemorrhage I can tell the difference. I think I am only average now.

@Tolabay Год назад

Hello sir. My friend had an aneurysm surgery a few days ago. Right now he is still in hospital. He can walk and talk, even use his phone. However he is extremely confused. He can read but can't understand the things he read. He mostly speaks randomly and doesn't recognize people. He completely forgot his brother and mother. He remembers some key events and certain people. His personality changed. The way he talks and his gestures are completely different. He sometimes uses made up words which have no meaning. He says that he is very confused. I had to ask the same question multiple times to get an answer. He usually answers with some random sentences. Weird questions are common. Do you think he will get better in time? The doctors performed surgery 5 days ago. They also took a piece of brain sample for some tests. I want my friend back...

@kseniyak510 Год назад

How's your friend? Did he get any better?

@sheilachand1163 Год назад

Hi I had a brain raptured aneurysm 6 years ago. Couldn’t walk talk or eat I had a suction out the spits couldn’t swallow anything. I had a g tube in my stomach. I thank my Lord Jesus Christ.for healing me putting all the right doctors and nurses to help and treat me. I have coiling and stunt if I spelt it correctly my apology 🙏🏽 Im a walking miracle Doctors are shocked to see how fast I recovered . Everyone lost their hope and thinking of my funeral. Thank you my Savior Lord Jesus Christ Im here today because of Him Putting all right doctors and nurses to treat me. Im very great full I can see my families 🙏🏽 Trust in the Lord with all your heart lean not on your own understanding,in every way acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path.Proverbs 3:5-6. And John 3:16 For God so love the world… Please don’t lose your hope Your friend will be fine with the physical therapy speech therapy swallowing therapy and exercise slowly things will be better 🙏🏽🙏🏽☝🏽☝🏽

@kaitengou 6 месяцев назад

hi, my mom had a similar situation after her surgery. May I know how is your friend now?

@Tolabay 6 месяцев назад

@@kaitengou hello, my friend is much better now after a year. His brain functions are mostly normal, and he remembers all the people. Sometimes he forgets certain words, but it is ok, we are there to help him. Sometimes it is hard for him to read long sentences. So he is struggling to read books or work in a job that requires too much thinking. The short term memory is still a bit of a problem. The worst thing is, nobody knows why he had an brain aneurysm. Tests gave us no explanation. He has to use 4 different pills and a syringe every day. A week ago a blood clot traveled to his lungs and he was hospitalized. Now he is better.

@kaitengou 6 месяцев назад

@@Tolabay hi, its really great to hear that your friend is doing better! He’s really lucky to have a friend like you! Sorry to ask more but did the doctor mention anything regarding your friend asking random weird questions, or the state of being confused? Currently, my mom is still recovering in the hospital, but she would say random things out of nowhere like asking us to go breakfast with her the next day or asked us to pack stuffs from the hospital home.

@GAMESTERVISION 10 месяцев назад

the love of my life had 2 clipped amd after she got out I saw her once amd then she just ghosted me after 3 years together. just left me it's like she isn't the same person.. I ts like the women I loved died

@GAMESTERVISION 10 месяцев назад

it's been 4 months heidi fueger. I miss you so badly adam

@christi7486 11 месяцев назад

My step mom had a brain aneurysm and we later found she was taking "bran force plus" supplements. And I swear it may have killed her. Can anyone help do research or know of any other people who may have also had a brain aneurysm after taking this supplement? 😔