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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 18.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2012 Nov 16;126(25):3054–3061. doi: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.112.120030

Table 3.

Imaging characteristics of periprocedural stroke in 59 patients with available imaging who underwent carotid artery stenting (CAS) versus endarterectomy (CEA).

CAS CEA
Stroke
(n=40/48)
% (n/N)
Stroke
(n=19/21)
% (n/N)
Ischemic (n=42) 73 (29/40) 68 (13/19)
Hemorrhage (n=5) 8 (3/40) 11 (2/19)
No stroke on imaging (n=9) 13 (5/40) 21 (4/19)
UTD (n=3)* 8 (3/40) ---
Ischemia Distribution (n=42)
 Posterior circulation 3 (1/29) 0 (0/13)
 Anterior circulation** 83 (24/29) 100 (13/13)
 Bilateral or Multi-territory 14 (4/29) 0 (0/13)
Ischemia Pattern (n=42)
 Scattered embolic 38 (11/29) 38 (5/13)
 Cortical infarct 31 (9/29) 31 (4/13)
 Subcortical infarct 17 (5/29) 31 (4/13)
 Bilateral or Multi-territory 14 (4/29) 0 (0/13)

There were: 69 total strokes, of which 59 had imaging data reviewed.

*

UTD = Unable to determine from available images due to poor quality scans preventing review (n=1) or imaging was available only pre-stroke (n=2).

**

Two ischemic anterior strokes, one each in the CAS and CEA arms, anterior circulation were contralateral to the targeted carotid lesion.