Abstract
The incidence of pediatric aneurysms is rare compared to that of the adults. The natural history and the course of these aneurysms were not well understood. We present a rare case of spontaneously thrombosed basillar tip nongiant aneurysm in a 9–year-old male child who presented with symptoms of mass effect and subsequently followed up by imaging over a period of 1 year.
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