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06/25/2026
2026 OAPA Annual Conference - CME #19 (On-Demand)
“Diagnosis of Ruptured and Unruptured Cerebral Aneurysms: What Every PA Should Know"
Presented by Kaylee Sayen, PA-C, Cleveland Clinic
Learning Objectives:
- List risk factors for cerebral aneurysms
- Recognize signs and symptoms of unruptured cerebral aneurysms
- Identify critical signs and symptoms of a ruptured cerebral aneurysm
- Differentiate primary headaches from headaches that raise concern for aneurysm
- Develop a basic understanding of treatment options for cerebral aneurysms
Speaker Biography:
Kaylee Sayen, PA-C, graduated from the University of Michigan Physician Assistant Program before relocating to Ohio in 2024 to join Cleveland Clinic. She spent over a year practicing as a Neuroendovascular Intervention Physician Assistant, caring for patients with complex cerebrovascular conditions, before recently transitioning to General Neurology. Kaylee is particularly passionate about cerebral aneurysm awareness, inspired by her mother’s experience as an unlikely and fortunate survivor of an aneurysm. Through her presentation on the diagnosis of cerebral aneurysms, she hopes to highlight the importance of early recognition and provide practical knowledge that can benefit physician assistants across all specialties.

