Safer, minimally invasive care to treat brain aneurysms — performed by Dr. Yousuf Memon.
A brain aneurysm is a weak, balloon-like bulge in a blood vessel of the brain. Like an overfilled balloon, it can rupture and cause life‑threatening bleeding. Early detection and minimally invasive treatment help prevent complications.
Evaluation – MRI, CT scan, or angiography is done to locate and study the aneurysm.
Preparation – Patient is given anesthesia and a small incision is made in the groin.
Catheter Navigation – A thin tube (catheter) is guided through blood vessels to the aneurysm using imaging.
Coil Placement – Tiny platinum coils are placed inside the aneurysm, causing clotting and sealing it off.
Monitoring – The patient is observed in ICU for 1–2 days before recovery in a ward.
Dr. Yousuf Memon is recognized across Pakistan for expertise in endovascular surgery and interventional radiology. He has successfully performed numerous brain aneurysm coiling procedures, helping patients avoid rupture risks and regain quality of life.
His minimally invasive approach ensures fewer complications, faster recovery, and world‑class standards — right here in Pakistan.
Once the aneurysm is sealed with coils, it is effectively treated. However, regular follow-ups are recommended to ensure long‑term stability.
Typically 1–3 hours, depending on the aneurysm’s size and location.
No. It is performed under anesthesia so you do not feel pain during the procedure.
Most patients in Pakistan resume routine activities within 1–2 weeks (doctor‑advised).
Yes, especially for deep or delicate aneurysms where traditional surgery carries higher risk.