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Unruptured Aneurysms Italian Study (UAIS) - background and method.

2006; Edizioni Minerva Medica; Volume: 50; Issue: 4 Linguagem: Inglês

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Pietro Versari, Fulvio Tartara, Massimo Scerrati, Giuseppe Caroselli, U. Pasquini, Pasquale Ciappetta, G Vailati, M Occhiogrosso, Franceso Biroli, Giuseppe Bonaldi, Fabio Calbucci, Alvaro Andreoli, Marco Leopardi, Luisa Raff, A Bollati, Roberto Gasparotti, Niccolò Martellotto, Giuseppe Distefano, G Pinna, Natale Francaviglia, Fausto Ventura, Gilberto Orazio, Concetto Cristaudo, Vincenzo Consoli, Giovanni Federico Nicoletti, Vincenzo Albanese, C. Ceccotti, M. Frattarelli, Franco Servadei, Anna Maria Cremonini, Angelo Taborelli, Giuseppe Corriero, Giuseppe Galli, Alessandro Morandini, M. Medina, Roberto Padovani, Marco Farneti, Reza Ghadirpour, Nicola DiLorenzo, P Mennonna, Francesco Ammannati, Salvatore Mangiafico, Martino Celerini, Lorenzo De Paoli, G. C. Andrioli, D Zerbi, Renato Spaziante, Antonio Pau, F. H. Stefani, Gianluigi Zona, Lucio Castellan, G. P. Cantore, Gualtiero Innocenzi, Renato Galzio, Alessandro Ricci, Antonio Montinaro, Pieo Cantisani, Orazio Arena, Gian Piero Tonnarelli, Rolando Gagliardi, L. Benvenuti, Francesco Tomasello, Sebastiano Paterniti, G. Trincia, Carlo Conti, Giovanni Broggi, S. Giombini, C. L. Solero, Carlo Efisio Marras, C Todaro, Elisa Ciceri, Maurizio Fornari, Antonio DeSantis, Andrea Cardia, Alessandro Ortolina, Riccardo Rodriguez, Paolo Gaetani, M. Collice, Giuseppe D’Aliberti, Giuseppe Talamonti, A. Lacamera, Edoardo Boccardi, R. Villani, S.M. Gaini, Giovanni Miserocchi, V. Branca, Massimo Giovanelli, Marco Cenzato, Giuseppe Scotti, Antonio Merli, Paolo Piazza, Erik P. Sganzerla, G Profeta, B Daniele, Roberto Monsignore, F. A. Cioffi, Michele Rotondo, Massimo Natale, Enrico DeDivitiis, F Maiuri, Francesco Briganti, Antonio Franco, Renato Apolito, L Delehaye, C. Sossio, Carlo Bellotti, Pier Giorgio Car, Franco Benvenuto, Renato Scienza, Silvia Berlucchi, Giacomo Pavesi, Darren Fiore, Filippo LaSeta, F Filizzolo, Ettore Fiumara, Silvana Tumbiolo, E. Benericetti, Alessandro Sacchelli, Cesare Arienta, F. Zappoli, P Buoncristiani, R Buonaguidi, Enrico Bianchini, M Boccardo, Valtero Valsania, Lorenzo Bruzzone, Ligure Rinaldo Cantini, F Marconi, G. Parenti, Gaetano Liberti, Paolo Severino, Alberto Delitala, Enrico Cotroneo, G Gazzeri, Dario Fiume, Stefano Esposito, Umberto Agrillo, C. Sidoti, Giulio Maira, Andrea Vignati, Enrico Marchese, Roberto Delfini, Giulio Guidetti, Paolo Bufatti, Giovanni Strabella, Vincenzo D’Angelo, Vincenzo Monte, F Florio, Giuseppe Olivieri, Lucio Palma, Elena Serchi, Romero A. Fontana, M. Resta, G. Faccani, Corrado Musso, Alessandro Ducati, Gianni Boris Bradač, Pierluigi Longatti, Leonello Tacconi, Miran Škrap, Nicola Nicassio, G Graziussi, Nicola Migliaccio, A Puglisi, G. Tomei, N Bonfanti, Antonio Tabano, Albino Bricolo, A. Pasqualin, Alberto Beltramello, Federico Colombo, Francesco Causin, S. Perini,

Vascular Malformations Diagnosis and Treatment

Treatment of unruptured cerebral aneurysms still represents an unsettled question in neurosurgical and neuroradiological communities. Although nowadays the indication for treatment have become relatively clear, indeed uncertainity remains for what concerns the proper treatment modality (surgical or endovascular)in terms of both the risk and the mid and long-term efficacy of the two procedures. The ''Unruptured Aneurysms Italian Study'' is a cooperative prospective study which aims to delineate the ''State of the Art'' in a nation based population. It has been designed: 1) to depict the nationwide modality of treatment of Unruptured Aneurysms, 2) to assess in the most objective way the overall treatment-related mortality and morbidity as well as the surgical and endovascular risk in the respective patient populations (it is not a surgical versus endovascular study) and 3) to asses the efficacy of the different procedures in the mid and long term periods. The study started on June 2003 and to June 2006, 637 patients have been enrolled. The study will end when the 1000th patient is enrolled.