Success rate of intervention for cerebral vascular malformation

The success rate of interventional therapy for cerebral vascular malformations is high, but the specific conditions vary from person to person. For complex, large, multi-vessel cerebral vascular malformations, the difficulty of interventional surgery increases, and the success rate may be affected to some extent. Experienced doctors and professional intervention teams can assess the disease more accurately, formulate appropriate treatment plans, and operate more skillfully during the operation, thus improving the success rate of intervention. Moreover, preoperative evaluation and preparation are crucial. Through detailed imaging examination and other means, a comprehensive understanding of the characteristics of cerebrovascular malformations lays a foundation for the smooth operation and helps to improve the success rate. Finally, individual differences in patients also affect the success rate of intervention. Factors such as the overall health status of patients and the tolerance to surgery may affect the outcome of surgery. In short, the success rate of cerebrovascular malformation intervention cannot be generalized, and it needs to be evaluated and judged by comprehensive factors. Patients should fully communicate with doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of various treatment options, so as to make the most suitable treatment decision for themselves.