Table 1.

Ruptured aneurysms treated with stent-assisted coil embolization.

Patient No.	Sex	Age	H-H Grade	Days after SAH	Locations	Aneurysm size (mm)	Neck size (mm)	Results	Complications	Follow-up months)	Outcome (GOS)
1	M	58	3	25	BA	2.5×4	4	Total occlusion	No	10	5
2	M	46	1	7	Left ophthalmic ICA	4.8×4.9	4.3	Partial occlusion	No	6	5
3	F	78	3	2	Right VA	7.8×6.9	5.3	Total occlusion	No	6	4
4	M	43	3	2	Right VA	4.5×2.7	4	Total occlusion	No	3	5
5	F	78	1	2	BA	4.2×5.0	4.5	Total occlusion	No	7	5
6	M	56	1	13	Left PCoA	3.5×4.5	4.0	Total occlusion	No	6	5
7	M	55	1	10	BA	11×12	7	Total occlusion	Paralysis of abducens nerve	3	4
8	M	55	2	3	Left PCoA	1.5×1.7	1.3	Partial occlusion	No	3	5
9	F	60	4	1	Left PCoA	8.3×7.5	6.5	Total occlusion	No	Death	_
10	M	56	1	15	Right PCoA	2.0×2.5	2.3	Total occlusion	No	3	5
11	F	57	3	3	Right PCoA	1.6×2.0	2.0	Partial occlusion	Rebleeding on 5 days	4	1
12	M	62	4	1	Right PCoA	2.7×3.4	2.5	Total occlusion	No	Died of pulmonary infection in 10 days	_
13	F	66	3	7	Left PCoA	7.8×8.5	4.6	Neck remnant	No	4	5
14	F	72	2	4	Bilateral PCoA	4.7×5.5; 2.0×2.5	4.0; 1.5	Total occlusion; neck remnant	No	5	5
15	F	63	2	3	Left PCoA	0.75×1.5	1.2	Partial occlusion	No	3	5
16	M	66	3	2	Left VA	4.3×5.2	4.0	Neck remnant	No	6	5
17	M	58	2	10	Left PCoA	3.5×4.0	2.8	Neck remnant	No	10	5
18	M	54	2	3	Right PCoA	1.8×1.6	1.5	Total occlusion	In-stent thrombosis	3	5
19	F	47	2	4	Right ophthalmic ICA	4.5×3.4	3.5	Partial occlusion	No	7	5
ICA, internal carotid artery; PCoA, posterior communicating artery; VA, vertebral artery; BA, basilar artery; GOS, Glasgow Outcome Scale.