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. 2009 Jan;19(1):26–42. doi: 10.1055/s-0028-1103126

Table 1.

Patients Treated through Permanent Balloon Occlusion

Patient Sex Age C Class Previous Treatment Year ICA supply Encasement (MRI) Encasement (Angiography) Circle of Willis Compensation Surgical Removal Notes
ICA, internal carotid artery; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; M, male; A, effective compensation through anterior communicating artery; P, effective compensation through posterior communicating artery; F, female; mht, meningohypophyseal trunk; ilt, inferolateral trunk; v, vidian trunk; a, ineffective compensation through anterior communicating artery; ct, caroticotympanic trunk; p, ineffective compensation through posterior communicating artery; vps, ventriculoperitoneal shunt.
1 M 28 C3 Radiotherapy 1989 / 270° Stenosis A P Total
2 F 53 C3 None 1995 mht, ilt 270° / A P Total ICA aneurysm
3 F 28 C3 Surgery 1996 v 270° / a P Total
4 M 20 C3 None 1999 ct, mht 270° / A P Subtotal Death for recurrence
5 M 31 C4 Surgery + bypass 1999 mht 360° Stenosis A P Total
6 M 32 C3 Surgery 2000 ct, mht 270° Stenosis A p Total
7 F 43 C3 Surgery 2000 / 360° / A P Total
8 F 66 C3 None 2005 v, mht 360° Stenosis A Total
9 M 61 C4 Surgery + bypass 2005 mht 360° / a P / vps, death
10 F 51 C4 Surgery 2005 ct, v, mht 360° Stenosis A P / vps
11* M 26 C3 Surgery 2006 ilt, mht 360° / A P Total
*

Same patient as number 9 in Table 2.