Abstract

Javalkar et al.,1 in this issue of the Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, have provided an excellent analysis of the current thinking regarding management of paraclinoid aneurysms and ophthalmic aneurysms, by both endovascular and surgical techniques. However, this comprehensive analysis and classification, in my view, overcomplicates the treatment of these aneurysms and may create fear that these aneurysms are of such complexity that they should be always considered first for endovascular repair.

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