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. 2016 Mar 31;18(1):42–47. doi: 10.7461/jcen.2016.18.1.42

Table 1. Literature review of isolated PSA aneurysms.

Reference Age, Sex Lesion site Treatment Symptoms before intervention Outcome (concise)
Henson and Croft, 1956 51, M C1 None SAH Death
Cavusoglu et al., 2010 27, F C1 Clipping SAH Good
Goto et al., 1988 53, M C2 Resection SAH Good
Handa et al., 1992 3, F C2 Resection Quadriparesis Good
Kocak et al., 2006 54, F C2 None SAH Death
Johnson et al., 2014 19*, M C5 Resection SAH Good
Geibprasert et al., 2010 43, M T4 Resection SAH, radiculopathy Good
Berlis et al., 2005 62, F T5 Resection SAH, paraparesis Good
Kim et al., 2012 52, M T7 Embolization failure, coiling Nuchal rigidity, myelopathy, radiculopathy Good
Present report 53, M T9 Resection ASIA grade A Stable
Tanweer et al., 2012 67, F T11 Embolization ASIA grade A Stable
Nemecek et al., 2006 55, M T12 Resection ASIA grade A Stable
Massand et al., 2005 54, M T12 Resection LBP Good
Massand et al., 2005 69, M L1 Resection LBP Good
Shankar et al., 2012 72, F L2 Coiling LBP Good

PSA = posterior spinal artery, SAH = subarachnoid hemorrhage, LBP = lower back pain.

*age estimated from text