IndiaA 42-year-old mother from Côte d'Ivoire suffered a severe 'thunderclap' headache, leading to a diagnosis of 11 brain aneurysms after a subarachnoid hemorrhage. One aneurysm had ruptured, causing the bleeding. Due to limited specialized treatment options in her home country, she traveled to Bengaluru, India, for advanced care. Doctors used minimally invasive techniques such as coiling and flow diverters to treat 10 of the aneurysms in two procedures. The remaining small aneurysm is stable and being monitored. The patient has since recovered well, with improvement in symptoms like ptosis.
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