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. 2012 Jun 4;18(2):172–177. doi: 10.1177/159101991201800208

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical presentation, CT findings, endovascular treatment and follow-up outcomes of 11 patients with CCFs.

Pa./Age
/Sex
Clinical
symptoms
Etiology Duration
(mos)
Stent size
(mm)
Immediate
angiographic result
Final angiography
follow-up
Final clinical
follow-up
months Result months Outcomes

1/33/M PE, RB, B TA 3 4.0×10 Complete occlusion 24 Complete
occlusion
27 Full
recovery
2/32/F PE, RB, DVA MVA 2 4.0×10 Incomplete occlusion 24 Complete
occlusion
25 Full
recovery
3/52/M PE, RB, C MVA 1 3.5×13 Complete occlusion 18 Complete
occlusion
24 Full
recovery
3.5×10
4/15/M PE, RB, C, DVA MVA 3 3.5×10 Complete occlusion 18 Complete
occlusion
22 Unchanged
5/34/F PE, RB, C, O TA 2 4.0×13 Complete occlusion 18 Complete
occlusion
20 Full
recovery
6/38/M PE, RB, C, MVA 1 3.0×7 Complete occlusion 18 Complete
occlusion
18 Full
recovery
7/25/M PE, RB, C, DVA MVA 2 4.0×10 Complete occlusion 12 Complete
occlusion
15 Full
recovery
4.0×13
8/42/F PE, RB, DVA MVA 3 3.5×7 Incomplete occlusion 12 Complete
occlusion
15 Full
recovery
4.0×10
9/16/M PE, RB, C, TA 1 4.0×10 Complete occlusion 6 Complete
occlusion
12 Full
recovery
10/26/M PE, RB, C, O MVA 1 3.5×10 Complete occlusion 6 Complete
occlusion
9 Full
recovery
11/41/M PE, RB, C, O MVA 2 4.0×10 Full recovery 6 Complete
occlusion
8 Full
recovery
4.0×7

Note: MVA = Motor vehicle accident; TA = Traffic accident; PE = Pulsating exophthalmos; RB = Retroorbital bruit; C = Chemosis;
DVA = Decreased visual acuity; O = Ophthalmoplegia; B = Blindness; Duration = from head trauma to Willis covered stent placement.