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. 2009 Sep;30(8):1518–1523. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A1621

Table 1:

Treated ruptured vertebrobasilar dissecting aneurysms

Patient No. Age (yr)/Sex Hunt and Hess Grade Type Lesion Site Dominant Vessel Treatment GOS Initial Angiographic Outcome
1 55/M 3 PICA RVA Both Proximal occlusion 1 Complete
2 63/F 5 Supra LVA Lesion Proximal occlusion 2 Complete
3 48/F 2 Non LVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
4 40/M 3 Non LVA Lesion Trapping 5 Complete
5 49/M 2 Supra RVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
6 60/M 5 Infra RVA Both Trapping 2 Incomplete
7 44/M 2 Supra LVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
8 57/M 2 Supra RVA Both Trapping 5 Incomplete
9 55/F 5 PICA RVA Both Trapping 5 Incomplete
10 25/M 2 Infra LVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
11 32/M 3 PICA RVA Both Proximal occlusion 1 Incomplete
12* 41/M 2 Supra LVA Both Trapping 1 Complete
13 56/M 2 Supra RVA Lesion Trapping 5 Complete
14 38/F 3 BA BA Both Stent with coil 3 Successful
15 39/M 3 PICA RVA Contra Trapping 4 Complete
16 52/F 3 Non LVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
17 48/M 2 Supra RVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
18 36/F 2 Supra RVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
19 54/M 2 Supra LVA Lesion Trapping 5 Complete
20 41/M 4 Supra LVA Contra Trapping 4 Incomplete
21 46/F 2 Supra LVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
22 52/F 2 PICA LVA Both Trapping 5 Complete
23 51/F 2 Supra RVA Both Trapping 5 Incomplete
24 48/M 4 Infra RVA Contra Trapping 3 Complete
25 33/M 4 PICA LVA Contra Trapping 3 Complete
26 61/M 3 Supra LVA Lesion Trapping 1 Incomplete
27 49/F 3 Supra LVA Lesion Trapping 3 Complete
28 42/M 4 Infra RVA Both Trapping 4 Complete
29 37/M 2 PICA LVA Both Stent with coil 5 Successful

Note:—Non indicates nondifferentiated by conventional angiography; RVA, right vertebral artery; LVA, left vertebral artery; BA; basilar artery; Lesion, dominant artery on the same side as the lesion; Supra, lesion was above PICA level; Infra, lesion was below PICA level; Non, nondifferentiated lesion by conventional angiography; Contra, dominant artery contralateral to the lesion; Both, codominant; GOS, Glasgow Outcome Score; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery.

*

The patient had a left ruptured dissecting aneurysm and a right unruptured dissecting aneurysm, which were treated with trapping and a stent, respectively, .