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Cerebellar Stroke - experience/treatment/recovery
Stroke & Cerebrovascular Diseases | Last Active: May 5 11:27pm | Replies (515)Comment receiving replies
Thank you so much for this valuable info. I think my next step is to see a neurosurgeon
About endovascular repar of my rt. Cerebral artery. There is one 2 hours away but none
In our town. I prefer to be proactive. nskinner5
Replies to "Thank you so much for this valuable info. I think my next step is to see..."
You’re welcome @nskinner5 I would find out all my risks before making a decision. Perhaps there is a low chance for an aneurism. Remember, the symptoms of an aneurism are dependent on location so what would the symptoms be if you were to have an aneurism? Sometimes the location of the surgery itself can be risky. In cases where a surgical repair is inoperable an assessment( consisting of tests)is done every six months or so to keep an eye out for a potential aneurism warning. See what it all means for you. I had a team of neurologists which included a neurosurgeon and vascular neurosurgeon. Ask all the questions before coming to a decision. Good luck! Toni
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No. I am waiting for an appt. primary care sent referral, and I have called,but no call back yet.