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While being evaluated for stroke symptoms, Jeanette discovered she had four brain aneurysms. Minimally invasive treatment secured them, and five years later, she continues her life without fear of rupture.
Learn about Dr. Shah-Naz Khan’s international neurosurgical training, subspecialty expertise in cerebrovascular and endovascular care, and the philosophy behind IGEN.
Brain aneurysm rupture is a serious type of stroke caused by bleeding in or around the brain. In this publication, Dr Shah-Naz Khan explains how aneurysms form, who is at risk, and how they are treated.
After a devastating head injury, emergency neurosurgery was performed to relieve pressure and stabilise a young child. Careful follow-up and reconstruction allowed her to return to normal childhood activities.
Juan experienced persistent neck pain that travelled into his arms due to cervical nerve compression. After conservative treatment did not provide lasting relief, he underwent cervical spine surgery and recovered well.
The blog is published by the Institute of General and Endovascular Neurosurgery (IGEN), the Flint, Michigan practice of Dr. Shah-Naz Khan, MD, FRCSC, FAANS, a fellowship-trained cerebrovascular and endovascular neurosurgeon.
What topics does the blog cover?
Articles cover brain aneurysms, stroke, brain tumors, spine conditions, and recovery, along with real patient stories and practical guides such as how to choose a neurosurgeon.
Is the content on this blog medical advice?
No. These articles are educational and do not replace an evaluation by a qualified physician. If you have symptoms that concern you, contact a doctor promptly, and call 911 for emergency signs such as a sudden severe headache.
Do I need a referral to see a neurosurgeon at IGEN?
Requirements vary by insurer and location. If you have a referral, it helps with coordination. If not, contact the office and the team will advise the best next step.
How do I schedule an appointment with Dr. Khan?
Call (810) 212-4100 or request an appointment through the contact page. The office is located at 1187 W Bristol Rd, Suite 1, Flint, MI 48507.