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An aneurysm remnant is the residual aneurysm left after surgical or endovascular repair. No matter how carefully the aneurysm is surgically clipped or packed with coils, a small number are left with a small remnant (shown here). Remnants are more common after endovascular repair than with surgical clipping, but are an issue with both forms of treatment.
