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. 2010 Oct 25;16(3):240–248. doi: 10.1177/159101991001600302

Table 1.

Clinical features of the patients

Saccular
aneurysm
group
Case Sex/Age (y) Intracranial
hemorrhage
Aneurysm location DSA Wide
neck
Modes of
embolization

1 F/43 SAH Anterior communicating
artery
Right MMS No Coil

2 M/57 SAH Anterior communicating
artery
Right MMS Yes Coil

3 M/67 SAH Anterior communicating
artery
Left MMS No Coil

4 M/27 SAH Left ophthalmic artery Right MMS No Coil

5 M/61 SAH+IVH Right posterior
communicating artery
Right MMS No Coil

6 F/44 SAH Left posterior inferior
cerebellar artery
MMD Yes Stent+Coil

7 F/47 SAH Basilar artery tip MMD No Coil

8 M/32 SAH Basilar artery tip MMD No Coil

9 M/38 SAH Pontine branch of the
basilar artery
MMD No Unsuccessful

10 M/55 SAH Right posterior cerebral
artery
MMD No Coil

Pseudo-
aneurysm
group
1 F/39 IVH Left anterior choroidal
artery
MMD No Parent artery
occlusion

2 M/51 IVH Left distal middle
cerebral artery
Right MMS No Parent artery
occlusion

3 F/47 ICH Perforating branch of left
middle cerebral artery
MMD No Unsuccessful

F: female, M: male, SAH: subarachnoid hemorrhage, IVH: intraventricular hemorrhage, ICH: intracerebral hemorrhage,
MMS: moyamoya syndrome, MMD: moyamoya disease.