Based on these findings, surgery, endovascular coiling or conservative management was selected.

Pathway enrichment analysis detected subcellular actors accompanying the neuroprotective effects of staged endovascular coiling.

Conclusion: Patients undergoing endovascular coiling may be at risk of developing delayed complications, which may or may not be symptomatic.

Acute pseudoaneurysms associated with true aneurysmal rupture can be safely and successfully treated by endovascular coiling of the true aneurysm.

Of these patients, 471 were randomly assigned to the treatments: 238 to surgical clipping and 233 to endovascular coiling.

In 20 patients surgery was performed, in 10 patients endovascular coiling of the aneurysm was carried out, and 12 patients were treated conservatively.