Why this resource exists
A subdural hematoma diagnosis brings unfamiliar language and important choices. This resource explains the condition, warning signs, treatment options, and the evidence for MMA embolization in plain language.
The site focuses on adults. Pediatric subdural bleeding requires a different assessment and is not covered comprehensively here.
Who is behind the site
Subdural.com is operated by Wled Wazni, MD Medical Corporation dba Neurovascular Centers. The practice provides neurovascular evaluation and treatment, including evaluation for MMA embolization.
This is a practice-affiliated educational website. Consultation links connect to the practice, which may provide services discussed on this site. Learn about Neurovascular Centers.
How we present medical information
Medical claims are linked to professional guidance, peer-reviewed trial reports, and established patient education sources. Trial findings are presented with the studied population, outcome, and important limitations.
Publication and update dates identify the version of this content. A guideline recommendation is not a promise of benefit for any individual. This resource does not diagnose your condition, prescribe treatment, or create a physician–patient relationship.
The research guide includes both positive findings and a trial that did not meet its primary efficacy endpoint. No patient testimonials or outcome guarantees are used to predict treatment success.
Questions or corrections
For appointments, corrections, or questions about this resource, contact Neurovascular Centers at 833-787-6539 or through the practice contact page. Please do not send private medical information through a general inquiry.
Sources & further reading
- 2026 SNIS recommendations for MMA embolization in chronic subdural hematoma
- Davies et al. EMBOLISE — Adjunctive Middle Meningeal Artery Embolization for Subdural Hematoma. NEJM, 2024.
- Fiorella et al. STEM — Embolization of the Middle Meningeal Artery for Chronic Subdural Hematoma. NEJM, 2025 (online 2024).
- Liu et al. MAGIC-MT — Middle Meningeal Artery Embolization for Nonacute Subdural Hematoma. NEJM, 2024.
- Neurovascular Centers — Dr. Wled Wazni and the practice
Educational content from Neurovascular Centers. Individual treatment decisions require a clinical examination and review of your imaging.