Dr. Puneet Bansal

Aneurysm clipping/coiling

Aneurysm clipping and coiling are life-saving procedures used to treat brain aneurysms—weak, bulging spots in blood vessels that can rupture and cause bleeding in the brain. These techniques help prevent rupture or rebleeding, reducing the risk of stroke or death.

When is Treatment Needed?

Diagnosed brain aneurysm (ruptured or unruptured)
Sudden severe headache (possible aneurysm rupture)
Family history or high risk of aneurysm rupture
Symptoms like vision changes, pain, or neurological deficits

Procedure Options:

Aneurysm Clipping:
A surgical procedure where a small metal clip is placed at the base of the aneurysm to stop blood flow into it.
Endovascular Coiling:
A minimally invasive procedure where tiny coils are inserted through a catheter to fill the aneurysm and block blood flow.

Benefits:

Prevents aneurysm rupture or rebleeding
Reduces risk of brain damage or stroke
Minimally invasive options available (coiling)
Effective and long-term protection

Why Choose Us?

Our expert neurosurgeons and interventional specialists offer both clipping and coiling procedures using state-of-the-art techniques for optimal safety and outcomes.