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Radiology,nd assess the amount of blood in the cisterns; (b) to localize the site of the aneurysm; and (c) to evaluate other complicating factors, including cerebral hematoma, ventricular rupture, hydrocephalus, cerebral infarction, impending uncal herniation, and rebleed. See Chapters 8 through 11 for additional details of SAH complications.

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Signs and Symptoms,toms which may be seen more commonly with aneurysms at specific sites (Fig. 6.1) and which may localize the aneurysm clinically in some cases. In addition some of the clinical features of giant aneurysms are discussed. See Table 6.1 for abbreviations symbolic of specific intracranial aneurysms.

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