KMC Successfully Treats Complex Brain Hemorrhage Using Neurointervention
Summary
Kathmandu Medical College successfully treated a 67-year-old patient with a ruptured brain AVM using neurointervention, marking a medical milestone in Nepal.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Medical College treated a 67-year-old patient with ruptured brain AVM using neurointervention.
- This is the first such successful treatment in Nepal for a complex brain hemorrhage in an elderly patient.
- The procedure involved a non-surgical endovascular technique using catheter insertion to close the ruptured AVM.
- The patient's health significantly improved post-treatment, highlighting advancements in Nepal's medical technology.
