Table 2.

Summary of patient demographics and clinical characteristics.

Sex	Age	WFNS	Aneurysm location	Aneurysm treatment	Sensor location	DCI	DCI location
F	61	4	R PCom	Endovascular	L Frontal	No
F	47	4	R Ant Choroidal	Clip ligation	R Frontal	Yes	R MCA
F	62	5	Angio Negative		L Frontal	Yes	R MCA
F	62	2	L PCom	Clip ligation	L Frontal	No
F	37	4	R Vertebral	Endovascular	R Frontal	No
M	44	5	R PICA	Endovascular	R Frontal	No
F	49	2	R PCom	Clip ligation	R Frontal	No
M	56	2	L PCom	Endovascular	L Frontal	Yes	L MCA
F	58	4	ACom	Endovascular	R Frontal	Yes	L ACA
M	33	1	L MCA	Endovascular	L Frontal	No
F	35	2	L MCA	Endovascular	L Frontal	Yes	L and R ACA
M	50	4	L SCA	Clip ligation	L Frontal	No
F	58*	5	R MCA	Clip ligation	L Frontal	Yes	R SCA
M	43	4	ACom	Endovascular	L Frontal	No
F	52	2	ACom	Endovascular	R Frontal	No
M	37	2	ACom	Endovascular	L Frontal	No
F	64	2	R MCA	Endovascular	R Frontal	No
F	44	4	L PCom	Endovascular	L Frontal	No
F	38	5	L ICA	Endovascular	R Frontal	No
F	40	2	L MCA	Clip ligation	L Frontal	No

Sex: M, male; F, female; SAH grade at admission: WFNS, World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies grade; DCI, delayed cerebral ischemia; R, right; L, left; PCom, posterior communicating artery; Ant, Anterior; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery; ACom, anterior communicating artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; SCA, superior cerebellar artery; ICA, internal carotid artery.

DCI was determined based on the recent imaging available (up to 6 weeks). ^*Denotes DCI developed prior to treatment.