Expected headings
"Management"
"Prognosis"
"sentinel bleeding episodes: minor haemorrhages that either spontaneously cease or with minimal intervention (e.g. application of pressure or packing)"
"In acute cases with active bleeding in patients for active management, endovascular therapy is the first-line treatment, allowing for control of bleeding with embolisation of the bleeding vessel. Such occlusion has a high rate of cerebral ischaemia (15-20%) 1,3. Alternatively, covered stents can be placed to seal the site of rupture while maintaining vessel patency, however, these suffer from high rates of complications, including thrombosis, in-stent stenosis and cerebral infarction 1,3,4."