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Young man saved from blindness at Al-Ashar Hospital
A medical team at El-Ashr Min Ramadan University Hospital successfully performed the first therapeutic cerebral angiography procedure on a 29-year-old young man suffering from an arteriovenous fistula between the main cerebral artery and the cavernous sinus. This condition caused blood to flow back into the retinal vein, affecting his vision and posing a risk of complete loss. The fistula was closed using 33 coil spirals and embolic materials, with the use of a balloon to protect the main artery. The procedure successfully saved his vision, and his condition improved upon leaving the hospital. This achievement is considered a step forward in enhancing the hospital's interventional radiology and cerebral angiography services, providing the latest methods of diagnosis and treatment in accordance with medical standards.
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