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To detail a combined microsurgical strategy for treating concomitant ipsilateral ICA–PCoA and true PCoA aneurysms.

One-stage dual-approach clipping for concomitant ipsilateral true and junctional posterior communicating artery aneurysms

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To detail a combined microsurgical strategy for treating concomitant ipsilateral ICA–PCoA and true PCoA aneurysms.
Described a one-stage combined microsurgical strategy using pterional and subtemporal approaches.
Presented anatomical rationale and operative sequence for the dual approach.
Included a representative case highlighting perforator adherence to the aneurysm dome.
The pterional approach ensured secure treatment of the ICA–PCoA aneurysm.
The subtemporal approach improved visualization of the true PCoA aneurysm.
Combined strategy allowed for perforator-preserving clip application and complete obliteration of the aneurysm without complications.

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Demonstrates a combined surgical approach for treating complex brain aneurysms, suggesting improved safety and visualization.

Arai et al. (2026) studied this question.

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