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. 2013 Mar 4;19(1):102–109. doi: 10.1177/159101991301900116

Table 1.

Summary of patient information.

Case Age/
Sex
Cavernous
sinus invasion
on MRI
Presenting symptoms
(Postoperative timing)
Angiographic
findings
Treatment
(Technique)
Outcome

1 60/M Yes SAH (2nd day) PCA P1 PA PAO (coiling) Good

2 60/F Yes (clivus
invasion also)
Epistaxis (day 23) Basilar
trunk PA
Aneurysm
occlusion (stent-
assisted coiling)
Good

3 18/F None Hemiparesia (day 1) Distal ICA
dissection and
luminal thrombus
PAO (detachable
balloon)
Good

4 46/M Yes Exophthalmos (day 15) Direct CCF Fistula occlusion
(covered stent)
Good

5 37/F None SAH (day 10) ACA A1 PA
and ipsilateral
occluded ICA
PAO (coiling) Hemiparesia

6 69/M None Epistaxis (day 9) Cavernous
ICA PA
PAO (coiling) Death
on day 12

7 57/M None Suspicion of vessel
injury (day 1)
Cavernous ICA
focal stenosis (on
first and 15th day)
Diagnostic
angiography
(none)
Good

8 69/F None Epistaxis (day 3) Cavernous ICA
extravasation
PAO (coiling) Good

9 71/M None Epistaxis (day 1) Cavernous ICA
extravasation
PAO (detachable
balloon)
Good

Note: ICA, internal carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; ACA, anterior cerebral artery; PCA, posterior cerebral artery;
SAH, subarachnoid hemorrhage; CCF, carotid cavernous fistula; PA, pseudoaneurysm; PAO, parent artery occlusion.