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Surgery for cerebral aneurysms. An eight-year experience.
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|July 7, 1984
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Surgical outcomes for intracranial arterial aneurysms show a 10% fatality rate for typical supratentorial aneurysms, with 85% achieving satisfactory results. Patient condition and factors like hypertension significantly influence outcomes, not surgical timing.
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