Resumption of professional work after cerebral aneurysm surgery

The influence of various factors upon the resumption of professional work was examined in the group of 87 patients, who had undergone an operation of single cerebral aneurysms. Professional activity was resumed by 59.9% members of the examined group. The age and the level of education or professional training were found to be the most influential factor. The location of aneurysms and sex of patients was found to have no influence. The fact that greater percent of those living in the country resumed their professional activities than those living in towns or cities can be explained by greater difficulty in to suffering was a quite frequent factor which can be overcome due to proper information given to the patients, thereby the greater number of patients can resume their professional career.