Brain Aneurysm
Although many people think a brain aneurysm means sudden, unexpected death, this condition can be both survivable and treatable. Neurosurgeons at the Swedish Cerebrovascular Center are specially trained in cerebrovascular diseases, and evaluate nearly 500 patients a year — one of the highest volumes in the Pacific Northwest. And, we have developed some of the techniques that minimize the risk of stroke after aneurysm treatment.
In the videos below, Dr. David Newell explains what brain aneurysms are, and discusses symptoms and treatment options. You can view the entire playlist here.
Appointments and Referrals
Appointments for Dr. David Newell, Dr. Joe Eskridge and Dr. Yince Loh: 206-320-3470
For medical professionals: refer a patient or for urgent patient transfers: 1-866-470-4233
Contact Information
Swedish Cerebrovascular Center
550 17th AvenueSuite 110
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: 206-320-3470
Fax: 206-320-3471
Map & Directions
Newly Diagnosed?
Find out more about brain aneurysm treatment options, hear from a board certified surgeon and watch a video from a patient's perspective.
Video Library
Patient Education: Brain Aneurysms
What Causes Cerebral Aneurysms?
Warning Signs and Symptoms of Aneurysms
The Advantages of Choosing Swedish to Treat Aneurysms
CME Video Library
Support for Cerebrovascular Patients
Have a question about brain aneurysm services at Swedish?
Want to be part of our Cerebrovascular Support Group?
Email us or call the CerebrovascularSupport Line: 206-320-4985
