The treatment of wide-necked complex intracranial aneurysms is brimming with difficulties. We report a 72-year-elderly person with subarachnoid discharge and three intracranial aneurysms. As per the area of the drain, we picked the left side Pterional way to deal with cut the left side aneurysms and eliminate the hematoma. Subsequent to cutting the left back imparting conduit aneurysm, we found a little bifurcation aneurysm related with dysplastic protruding of the close by wall which together framed a wide-necked complex aneurysm. We utilized a clever stitch joined with cutting strategy to treat this mind boggling aneurysm. Indocyanine green arteriography showed unblemished vascular patency in distal vessels, and the patient has accomplished a decent guess. It might give a novel plan to treating wide-necked complex intracranial aneurysms. Cranioplasty is most regularly performed after decompressive hemicraniectomy and serves from one viewpoint for assurance of the basic mind tissue; then again this medical procedure is additionally shown for restorative reasons. Moreover, patients might encounter clinical improvement after this strategy, which can be made sense of by standardization of the CSF (Cerebrospinal liquid) and cerebral blood stream. Nonetheless, this (generally misjudged) strategy is related with one of the most elevated complexity rates in neurosurgery. Cranioplasty after decompressive hemicraniectomy can reestablish feel, guarantees assurance, and frequently prompts neurologic improvement in patients. Be that as it may, it is one of the techniques with the most elevated difficulty rates in neurosurgery, and it ought to be considered carefully. The utilization of a channel with pull can have deadly results, particularly when dural respectability is compromised and when there is intracranial space for significant volume shift, for example after hemispheric dead tissue. Careful treatment of deficiently embolized (looped) or repetitive monster aneurysms has not been deeply grounded in the writing. The point of this study is to raise the careful troubles of these uncommon aneurysms and to offer arrangements. An information base was questioned for goliath aneurysms that had been beforehand embolized and therefore required careful treatment. We just found 29 aneurysms in the writing and here, we report 6 additional careful cases with patient attributes, radiological examinations, applied careful methods, and results which were explored reflectively. Careful cut-out is a protected and compelling technique for the treatment of inadequately embolized or intermittent goliath aneurysms subsequent to looping. If conceivable, the curls ought not to be eliminated

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Journal of Stroke Research & Therapy