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Surgery A Saudi physician, at the head of a team of consultants for neurosurgery at Saad Specialist Hospital, ended the news of a Gulf citizen suffering from neurological convulsions that lasted for a long time as a result of a congenital malformation in some brain blood vessels. And a consultant of neurosurgery, Saad Specialist, d. Aisha Al-Hajjaj was injured
Nerve cramps are caused by deformation of the cerebral blood vessels, which may sometimes result in brain hemorrhage, which increases rates of brain stroke, paraplegia, and therefore a direct risk to life.
Dr. explained. Aisha said that after performing the necessary tests and x-rays for the Gulf patient, it was found that he had a congenital malformation of the cerebral blood vessels near the movement and speech area of the brain, which made the surgical intervention extremely difficult.
She added that because of the difficulty of the surgical intervention, treatment took another path to close the deformed vessels. Initially, the arteries feeding these abnormalities were identified by diagnostic catheterization. Then, the treatment plan for the closure and blockage of these vessels was determined by several stages, which take place every 6-8 weeks.
