All diagnosis and treatment options described in these pages are available at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
Mayo Clinic has one of the largest cerebrovascular practices in the country, seeing more than 1,500 patients each year who have aneurysms, stroke and other cerebrovascular diseases. The Cerebrovascular and Neurology Critical Care Specialty Group in the Department of Neurology has led both national and international research studies about treatment of aneurysms. Read more about the Cerebrovascular and Neurology Critical Care specialists at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
Patients are treated by a multidisciplinary team of specialists from the departments of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Neuroradiology.
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Most patients are first evaluated as outpatients, usually by a specialist in internal medicine or a neurologist, in order to get a thorough assessment of the whole patient before focusing on specific organ systems and problems.
Mark Drobac was in his garage pulling spark plugs out of his van when he suddenly got the most severe headache he had ever had. An aneurysm in his brain had ruptured.
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