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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Neurochir (Wien). 2018 Oct 30;160(12):2425–2434. doi: 10.1007/s00701-018-3712-8

Table 1.

Comparison of patient cohorts used for model training and model evaluation. ACA=Anterior cerebral artery, ACOM=anterior communicating artery, BA=basilar artery, ICA=internal carotid artery, MCA=middle cerebral artery, PCOM=posterior communicating artery, VA=vertebral artery; R and U refer to the number of ruptured and unruptured aneurysms, respectively

Training population AneuRisk AneuX
Number of patients 1061 99 104
Number of aneurysms (ruptured/unruptured) 1631 (492R/1139U) 113 (44R/69U) 136 (22R/114U)
Patient age (mean ± sd) (of 1065 patients with known age) 56.25 ± 13.77 54.36 ± 13.58 54.99 ± 13.70
Patients with multiple aneurysms 328 13 22
Number of patients with SAH 490 44 22
Distribution by location ACA 57 (3.49%) 20R/37U 1 (0.89%) 1R/0U 4 (2.94%) 1R/3U
ACOM 226 (13.86%) 148R/78U  23 (20.35%) 17R/6U 22 (16.18%) 6R/16U
BA 106 (6.50%) 35R/71U 7 (6.19%) 4R/3U  7 (5.15%) 3R/4U
ICA 636 (38.99%) 64R/572U 36 (31.86%) 3R/33U 41 (30.15%) 2R/39U
MCA 310 (19.01%) 82R/228U 28 (24.78%) 9R/19U  43 (31.62%) 5R/38U
PCOM 260 (15.94%) 127R/133U 18 (15.93%) 10R/8U 15 (11.03%) 4R/11U
VA 36 (2.21%) 16R/20U 0 (0%) 0R/0U  4 (2.94%) 1R/3U
Gender 802 F, 259 M 62F, 37M 82F, 22M