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Computational modelling of clot development in patient‐specific cerebral aneurysm cases

Essentials Clotting in cerebral aneurysms is a process that can either stabilize the aneurysm or lead to rupture. A patient‐specific computational model capable of predicting cerebral aneurysm thrombosis is presented. The different clotting outcomes highlight the importance of personalization of treatment. Once validated, the model can be used to tailor treatment and to clarify clotting processes in aneurysms.