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2026 Poster Presentations

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P040: ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY ANEURYSM CLIPPING IN THE SETTING OF CAVERNOUS MENINGIOMA - OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE AND REVIEW OF INDICATIONS
Jacob Cliett; David Baker, MD; Fernando Vale, MD; Shannon Derthick; Dan-Victor Giurgiutiu, MD; M. Salman Ali, MD; Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University

We present a case of a young female with congenitally absent left carortid. She was found to have cavernous meningioma on the right and a flow induced Acom aneurysm. We found 22 cases of concurrent aneurysms in the literature. We believe the flow induced nature of the aneurysm required treatment since the aneurysm was accessible from the same surgical approach.

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