Dedicated to bettering the lives, support networks, and medical care of those affected by aneurysm, AVM, and other types of vascular malformation of the brain.
No one person or organization speaks for the whole #epilepsy community. Your story matters, as it might help others. Thank you for being here, supporting us, and sharing who you are. #EpilepsyAwareness
Today we honor every mind that served.
Veterans with a past brain injury face a higher long-term risk of stroke (Stroke, 2023).
To the veterans, survivors and caregivers in our TAAF family: thank you.
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#VeteransDay#BrainHealth
Worst headache of your life? Call 911.
Only about 4 in 10 brain aneurysm ruptures come with a warning sign first. Know the signs: a sudden, severe headache, stiff neck, nausea, vision changes, or passing out.
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Sometimes the first sign of a brain AVM is a seizure. This #EpilepsyAwarenessMonth, if a seizure led you to an AVM diagnosis, you’re not alone. Learn more: https://t.co/l8ju1C5SnY #AVM#Seizure#TAAF
A spouse. A teenager. A parent. A neighbor. However you came to caregiving, thank you.
November is #CaregiverAppreciationMonth. All month, we’re honoring caregivers—their stories, their needs, and the people they are beyond the care they give.
#UnitedWeCare#TAAF
A ruptured brain aneurysm or AVM causes a hemorrhagic stroke, yet many survivors never hear it named that way. On #WorldStrokeDay, we’re making that connection clear. Both stroke types are emergencies. Call 911.
P.S. It’s also #NationalCatDay. 🐈⬛ #TAAF
Proud of one of our young investigators, Kerry Poppenberg, PhD, sharing about our research to detect #brainaneurysm sooner through the CSVRC Lab.
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Hear from Prof. Karen Doyle, Prof. Simon De Meyer, Dr Alexandre Kauskot, Prof. Mikael Mazighi, Prof. Matthew Gounis, Dr Anna Maria Merel Boers and Prof. David Liebeskind on our understanding of clots and how we can improve ischaemic stroke care using AI, special contrast and new lytic agents.
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#StrokeCare #Neurology #IschaemicStroke
Case Spotlight: Right Incidental Anterior Cerebral Artery Aneurysm
A 4 mm pericallosal aneurysm was treated with Stellar 74, providing reliable trackability and stability for controlled coil delivery in distal anatomy.
Some of the most important surgical decisions are made before the procedure ever begins.
Planning means thinking through more than the operation itself. It means anticipating what structures need to be protected, where the greatest risks may be, what the realistic goals of treatment are, and how the approach may affect the patient afterward.
That level of preparation is part of how Atlas Institute approaches complex cases. We consider every recommendation in the context of the individual patient, not just the diagnosis on the chart.
If you’re weighing a treatment decision and want to better understand the reasoning behind your options, our team is here to help. Contact us today.