Objective Case presentation Conclusion Key Words JNET 5:118-125, 2011

To assess management techniques for residual and recurrent lesions of embolized ruptured intracranial aneurysms, we present a consecutive series of 12 patients who underwent additional treatment using endovascular or surgical techniques. Methods: We treated 144 patients with ruptured cerebral aneurysms by coil embolization over a period of four years. Follow-up angiography or magnetic resonance angiography was obtained every six months postembolization for 105 patients. Patients presenting with rapid increase

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Objective: We report the utilization of a wireless mouse for manipulation of a 3D workstation at the tableside during neuroendovascular surgery. Case presentation: For 70 consecutive patients undergoing neuroendovascular surgery between August 2013 and June 2014, we used a wireless mouse to manipulate the 3D workstation at the tableside. Using the wireless mouse, the 3D workstation could be manipulated even at the table-side in the same manner as at the console in the control booth in all the cases. Conclusion: This method is feasible for efficient neuroendovascular surgery.