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. 2010 Dec 17;16(4):361–368. doi: 10.1177/159101991001600402

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of the 77 included patients

Patients with ruptured
aneurysms
n=34
Patients with unruptured
aneurysms
n=43

Gender
Male   15   15
Female   19   28
Mean age (range)   54 years (34-73)   50 years (21-79)
Number of aneurysms
1   26   29
2   6   10
3   2   4
Number of aneurysms coiled   34   43
Reason for initial angiography
SAH   34 (100%)   7 (16%)
family history of SAH   4 (9%)
cranial nerve dysfunction   4 (9%)
incidental   28 (65%)
Hunt & Hess at the time of diagnosis
I   12
II   12
III   6
IV   4
V   0
Fisher   10 primary CT scans were missing
1   3
2   1
3   9
4   9
Intraventricular hemorrhage   2
Intracerebral hemorrhage   9
Hydrocephalus in primary CT   10

Aneurysm location

Anterior circulation

ICA   2 (6%)   20 (40%)

MCA   3 (9%)   14 (28%)

ACoA   13 (38%)   5 (10%)

ACoP   3 (9%)   1 (2%)

ACA/pericallosa   2 (6%)   5 (10%)

Vertebrobasilar circulation   11 (32%)   5 (10%)

Aneurysm size

≤5mm   23 (68%)   29 (58%)

6-10mm   9 (26%)   16 (32%)

>10mm   2 (6%)   5 (10%)

Initial angiographic result   p=0.7

complete   14 (41%)   24 (48%)

neck remnant   9 (26%)   10 (20%)

incomplete   11 (32%)   16 (32%)

Packing density

densely occluded   22 (65%)   19 (38%)

Retreatment   13 (38%)   12 (28%)

GOS at follow-up

1   0   0

2   0   0

3   3   6

4   8   13

5   23   24