| pubmed-article:7482653 | pubmed:abstractText | Clinical experience has established that intravascularly placed metal coils can be a useful treatment for cerebral vascular aneurysms. However, the mechanism by which the coils induce occlusion of the aneurysm is unclear. Appropriate use of this promising treatment modality requires basic understanding of the occlusive process. We used an animal model system of experimentally induced carotid aneurysms to investigate the initial events induced by Guglielmi detachable coils (GDCs), as well as the subsequent vascular changes induced by the coils over time. | lld:pubmed |
