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. 2024 Apr 12;66(6):1031–1042. doi: 10.1007/s00234-024-03347-6

Table 6.

Relationship between VGAM volume and outcomes and embolization complications

V3D SLICER
n (%) Med (IQR) p-value
Short-term outcomes
  Heart failure (n = 39)* 20 (51) 5.19 (3.81–10.69) 0.120
  NAR (n = 36)§ 17 (44) 5.17 (3.79–9.30) 0.208
  Deaths (n = 43) 7 (16) 5.17 (3.81–10.49) 0.323
  I/H lesions at first MRI (n = 43) 13 (30) 4.70 (3.60–10.70) 0.425
  WM signal alterations (n = 43) 18 (42) 4.88 (3.34–10.59) 0.176
  Global brain atrophy (n = 43) 3 (7) 10.49 (2.66–17.84) 0.321
Long-term outcomes
  POPC score (n = 36)^ 1 26 (60) 4.71 (2.57–7.32) 0.337
2 3 (7) 3.94 (3.76–4.43)
3 2 (5) 12.40 (n.a.)
4 5 (12) 3.44 (2.38–12.01)
  Epilepsy (n = 36)^ 8 (22) 5.36 (2.87–12.15) 0.421
Treatment
  Embolization complications (n = 35) 17 (48.5) 5.05 (3.81–10.49) 0.657

EVT endovascular treatment, I/H ischemic/hemorrhagic, IQR interquartile range, n.a. not applicable, NAR neonates at risk, Med median, MRI magnetic resonance imaging, POPC Pediatric Overall Performance Category, WM white matter

*Analysis performed in the 39 subjects presenting in the neonatal period

§Three neonates who died after palliation for severe brain lesions were excluded from the analysis

^Analysis performed in the 36 surviving subjects