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. 2019 May 28;81(3):251–262. doi: 10.1055/s-0039-1691831

Table 2. Rates of neurovascular protrusion a /dehiscence secondary to anatomic variation .

Paper (study, year) Sample type/size Protrusion
ON (%)
Dehiscence
ON (%)
Protrusion
ICA (%)
Dehiscence
ICA (%)
Renn 1975 6 Cadaver, 50 4 4
Fujii et al, 1979 7 Cadaver, 25 4 8
Cho et al, 2010 24 Cadaver, 59 56 4 34 2
Meloni et al, 1992 30 CT, 100 8 5
Dessi et al, 1994 31 CT, 150 8
DeLano et al, 1996 32 CT, 150 24
Sirikci et al, 2000 33 CT, 92 32 23 26 23
Sapçi et al, 2004 34 CT, 100 14
Kazkayasi et al, 2005 35 CT, 267 4 1 5 2
Unal et al, 2006 36 CT, 56 31 8 30 5
Hewaidi and Omami, 2008 37 CT, 300 35 30 41 30
Davoodi et al, 2009 38 CT, 399 26 37 42 42
Güldner et al, 2012 4 CBCT, 644 14 17 11 3
Rahmati et al, 2016 29 CBCT, 103 33 39
Batra et al, 2004 39 HRCT, 64 16 13
Tomovic et al, 2013 26 HRCT, 170 26 2 28 3
Anusha et al, 2014 18 HRCT, 300 2 7 3 10
Itagi et al, 2017 40 HRCT, 100 25 18
Dal Secchi et al, 2018 41 HRCT, 90 54 4
Current Study HRCT, 81 17 6 30 5

Abbreviations: CT, computed tomography; HRCT, high-resolution CT; ICA, internal carotid artery; ON, optic nerve.

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Some of the above papers were re-calculated using 50% exposure or analogous definition of protrusion.