Abstract:
Early diagnosis of cerebral arterial aneurysm (CAA) rupture is critical, as recurrent ruptures significantly worsen the prognosis and increase mortality. The time to seek help varies: thunderclap headache and seizures prompt
immediate treatment, while less obvious manifestations are often overlooked. The relationship between the nature of symptoms and the promptness of CAA rupture diagnosis remains poorly understood. The aim of the study: to identify predictors of help-seeking behavior in patients with recurrent CAA ruptures.
