An arterial wall bulging known as an aneurysm is treated surgically by clipping. A growing aneurysm may become so fragile that it ruptures or leaks, allowing blood to enter the areas around the brain. A neurosurgeon performs a craniotomy, or opening of the skull, and inserts a small clip across the aneurysm's neck to stop or stop the bleeding. Aneurysms are isolated from the normal circulation by surgical clipping, which is intended to accomplish this without obstructing any neighboring tiny perforating arteries. A craniotomy, often known as a skull opening, is performed while the patient is unconscious. The aneurysm is located by gradually retracting the brain. To stop the normal blood flow, a tiny clip is applied to the aneurysm's neck or base. Aneurysms come in a variety of sizes and shapes. The major artery where saccular aneurysms originate has a neck and a dome that can grow and inflate like a balloon (Fig. 1). The simplest to clip across are these. Some aneurysms are fusiform in shape with no discernible neck or have a large neck. It is more challenging to clip across these. Since aneurysms can have different neck configurations, there are several forms, widths, and lengths of clips available. In order to prevent the normal blood flow from entering the aneurysm, a tiny clip is put across the aneurysm's neck or base. The clip functions as a miniature coil-spring clothespin.
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