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Brain aneurysms are challenging to treat, as patients may have no symptoms until the aneurysm ruptures and becomes a life-threatening. Follow three University of Washington doctors and their patients, Roxie and Cora, as they treat this sudden and unpredictable condition.
CINE recently recognized this program with its most distinguished award, the Golden Eagle, for high production standards in filmmaking and videography.
To view 2-minute versions of this program, go to: Inside Access Preview: Brain Aneurysm Inside Access Preview: Brain Aneurysm Coiling
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| Series Title: | Inside Access |
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| Speaker(s): |
Laligam Sekhar, M.D., William Joseph Leedom and Bennett Bigelow & Leedom professor, vice chairman, Neurological Surgery, UW School of Medicine; director, Cerebrovascular Surgery; co-director, Skull Base Surgery
Gavin Britz, assistant professor, Neurological Surgery, Harborview
Raj Ghodke, assistant professor, director of interventional neuroradiology, radiology
assistant professor, neurological surgery, Harborview Medical Center
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| Related Link(s): | UW Medicine web site |
| Production Date: |
05/18/2006 |
| Runtime: |
00:27:34 |
Broadcast Airdates:
(Pacific Time) | | Thursday | September 16 | 9:30 PM PT |
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