I have a 4mm annie- don't wory if it doesn't bother u they just watch it- this size is smaller than a pea. I have known I have it for almost 8 yrs -go for my yearly CT w/ contrast & they watch it. So don't panic until u hear something
After having a diagnostic arteriogram, the Doctor will thread a catheter to the site of the aneurysm and fill the sac with a glue like substance. It is a relatively new procedure but seems to be working well. As I understand, Hershey Med is the pioneer of this procedure. Based on my experience at this Hospital, I would be comfortable with their recommendations.
What is gluing and how is it done?
Glad to hear your aneurysm was discovered unruptured. There are a few choices for your specialist to consider including coiling, clipping, stenting, and gluing. Each procedure has its pro and cons.
Fortunately, you are close to Hershey Med. Hershey is using a gluing procedure in some cases and this might be preferable. Clipping is permanent but is also the most invasive.
Feel free to ask any questions!