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What is coiling?

Dr. David Newell explains what endovascular coiling is. A catheter is delivered up throughout the arteries and the catheter is fed into the mouth of the aneurysm or the neck of the aneurysm. The coil is delivered and coils up inside the aneurysm. It is then detached and left behind. The idea is that it is packed so tightly that the blood cannot enter the aneurysm anymore and it eventually clots off and seals off.