What do you know about the rupture of an aneurysm?

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What do you know about the rupture of an aneurysm?

Here Mr Alexander Rolls, Consultant Vascular Surgeon, discusses the risks of aneurysms and how a rupture can impact one's life. This emphasises the need to early intervention and screening.

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