SUAVe Study

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SUAVe Trial

The SUAVe study is a Japanese multicenter study that investigated the natural history of aneurysms <5 mm and was published in 2010[^1].

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The annual rupture rate associated with small unruptured aneurysms is quite low. Careful attention should be paid to the treatment indications for single-type unruptured aneurysms <5 mm. If the patient is <50 years of age, has hypertension, and multiple aneurysms with diameters of ≥4 mm, treatment should be considered to prevent future aneurysmal rupture[^1].

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[^1]:Sonobe, Makoto, et al. "Small unruptured intracranial aneurysm verification study: SUAVe study, Japan." Stroke 41.9 (2010): 1969-1977.

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  • Text changed: “The SUAVe study is a Japanese multicenter study that investigated the natural course of aneurysms <5 mm and was published in 2010[^1].”“The SUAVe study is a Japanese multicenter study that investigated the natural history of aneurysms <5 mm and was published in 2010[^1].”
  • Text changed: “## Authors' Conclusion {#konklusion-autoren} > The annual rupture rate associated with small unruptured aneurysms is quite low. Careful attention should be paid to the treatment indications for single-type unruptured aneurysms <5 mm. If the patient is <50 years of age, has hypertension, and multiple aneurysms with diameters of ≥4 mm, treatment should be considered to prevent future aneurysmal rupture[^1].”“## Authors' conclusion {#konklusion-autoren} > The annual rupture rate associated with small unruptured aneurysms is quite low. Careful attention should be paid to the treatment indications for single-type unruptured aneurysms <5 mm. If the patient is <50 years of age, has hypertension, and multiple aneurysms with diameters of ≥4 mm, treatment should be considered to prevent future aneurysmal rupture[^1].”

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