Brain aneurysms are commonly associated with devastating, life-altering news. But there is hope and many successful stories. In this video, neurosurgeons around the world tell their stories of treating brain aneurysms with great outcomes.

00:00 Welcome to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation’s 1st Annual Day of Engagement. The chairman of Neurosurgery at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, Dr. Bernard Bendok, Arizona introduces what this day means and why there are many stories of hope for brain aneurysm patients.

00:56 – 1. Story of hope from Dr. Bernard Bendok, Mayo Clinic in Arizona
Having a brain aneurysm can impact your mental health. Find out how Dr. Bendok was able to calm his patient’s anxiety after finding 9 aneurysms.

02:01 – 2. Story of hope from Dr. Adam Arthur, Semmes Murphey Clinic in Tennessee
Having a brain aneurysm can leave a patent feeling like a ticking time bomb. Dr. Arthur goes though how one of his patients felt this way but was given a piece of mind after he performed surgery on her aneurysm.

04:45 – 3. Story of hope from Dr. Jesus Ramiro, Medica Sur in Mexico City
Getting treated for a ruptured brain aneurysm as soon as possible is key to a full recovery. Dr. Ramiro along with his patient, Marta, recount her journey from being admitted to the hospital as an unconscious patient with a ruptured brain aneurysm to a life without disability.

09:00 – 4. Story of hope from Dr. Ziad Hage, Novant health Brain & Spine Surgery in North Carolina
Aneurysms can impact people of all ages. A 17-year-old patient presented headaches and seizures to Dr. Hage and he found a brain aneurysm in a complicated area of the brain. The procedure had to be done in 10 minutes in order to avoid long term disabilities. Listen to his story and amazing results.

14:09 – 5. Story of hope: from Dr. Jonathon Hodes, Mayfield Clinic in Ohio
Large aneurysms can be a worrisome and complicated situation. Dr. Hodes’ patient had a large aneurysm that kept growing but listen to the process on how he healed them before they ruptured.

18:41 – Introduction from Dr. Rudy Rahme, Global Neuroscience Institute at Drexel University in Pennsylvania
21:17 - 6. Story of hope: Dr. Rahme shares his story about a fixing a high-risk aneurysm in a young mother that had two children under 10 years old.

24:29 – 7. Story of hope from Dr. Laligam Sekhar, University of Washington Neurological Surgery in Washington
Dr. Sekhar shares two very tricky aneurysm treatment stories that occurred in two young children. He considers the first story as a once in a lifetime aneurysm treatment case and talks you through how he helped each child return to a normal life.

32:58 – 8. Story of hope from Dr. Joseph Serrone, Department of Neurological Surgery Chicago Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University in Illinois
Dr. Serrone recounts how his patient went from a deteriorating ruptured brain aneurysm patient in the ICU to a thriving survivor.

40:24 – 9. Story of hope from Dr. Daniel Surdell with Dr. Thorell, University of Nebraska Medical Center in Nebraska
A young, pregnant woman needed emergency surgery to treat a subarachnoid hemorrhage. Dr. Surdell and Dr. Thorell tell their story how they handled this unusual, stressful situation.

45:38 – 10. Story of hope from Dr. Erol Veznedaroglu, Drexel Neurosciences Institute & Drexel University’s College of Medicine in Pennsylvania
Despite having a sudden worst headache of her life, Dr. Veznedaroglu talks about his patent who was initially misdiagnosed come into his care after finding a basilar aneurysm is rough condition. This patient has made a full recovery, back to work as doctor and flying airplanes again.

51:02 - 11. Story of hope from Dr. Pascal Jabbour, Thomas Jeffereson University in Pennsylvania
Dr. Pascal Jabbour talks about one family’s journey with familiar brain aneurysms

53:40 – 12. Story of hope from Dr. Christopher Ogilvy, BIDMC Brain Aneurysm Institute in Massachusetts
As Dr. Ogilvy treated a young teenage patient, he noticed his family got closer together during his recovery. This can be a devastating disease and when families can get closer together, much healing can occur.

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