Table 1 Summary of illustrative cases of dissecting aneurysm in paediatric age group and comparison with the present case
Study | Cases | Age 9 (yrs.)/sex | Presentation | Location | Procedure | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Puyuan zhao et al. [17] | 1 | 22/M | SAH | MCA bifurcation | Parent vessel occlusion | Occluded |
Peron et al. [18] | 1 | 1.5/M | ICH | Right M1 | Craniectomy with trapping followed by aneurysmectomy | Improved with residual left hemiparesis |
2 | 8/M | ICH | Left M1 | Craniotomy with trapping | Improved with residual right hemiparesis | |
3 | 20/M | SAH | Left M1 | Craniectomy with trapping | Improved, no deficit | |
Tony Ete et al. [19] | 1 | 17/M | SAH | Right M2 | Craniectomy with trapping | Improved with Rt. MCA infarct |
Zhang et al. [20] | 1 | 18/M | Asymptomatic | Right M1 | Conservative | Stable |
Fujimura et al. [21] | 1 | 20/M | Intramural hemorrhage | Left M1 | Clipping | Improved |
Bhogal et al. [11] | 1 | 14/F | SAH with ICH | Left M1 | Flow diverter stents | Improved |
Present case | 1 | 12/F | ICH with IVH | Right M2–M3 | Endovascular coil embolization | Improved |