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Proximal posterior inferior cerebellar artery (PICA) aneurysms are surgically challenging due to the high variability in the anatomy of the PICA origin, their deep-seated nature, and their entanglement with the lower cranial nerves. Direct or reconstructive clipping may not be achievable if the aneurysm is large, or dissecting, or exhibits atherosclerosis or calcification. We present a case of a proximal PICA lateral medullary segment (P2) aneurysm that was successfully cured by trapping the aneurysm and reconstructing the PICA using th
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