Is congenital cerebral aneurysm life-threatening?

Congenital cerebral aneurysm may be life-threatening.

Congenital cerebral aneurysm belongs to cerebral vascular malformation. The thickness of the aneurysm body is uneven. With the prolongation of time, patients may rupture the aneurysm due to the increase of local blood flow pressure, and then form hematoma and thrombus, which affect the nutrition supply of brain tissue and cerebral nerve, causing intracranial hemorrhagic lesions and ischemic lesions, endangering the life of patients. Therefore, for patients diagnosed with congenital cerebral aneurysms, regardless of the state of the disease, corresponding treatment should be carried out in time to inhibit tumor growth and remove potential risks.