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. 2020 Jul 17;142:e434–e439. doi: 10.1016/j.wneu.2020.07.063

Table 2.

Characteristics of Endovascular Neurosurgical Cases During the Peak Period of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Characteristic Procedures (%) (n = 69)
Patient age, years, mean (SD) 57 (±20)
Week
 3/16–3/22 8 (11.6)
 3/23–3/29 4 (5.8)
 3/30–4/5 10 (14.5)
 4/6–4/12 8 (11.6)
 4/13–4/19 5 (7.2)
 4/20–4/26 10 (14.5)
 4/27–5/3 21 (30.4)
 5/4–5/5 3 (4.3)
Site
 Mount Sinai Hospital 64 (92.8)
 Mount Sinai West 5 (7.2)
Type of procedure
 Diagnostic 19 (27.5)
 Interventional 50 (72.5)
Pathology
 Stroke 20 (29)
 Central retinal artery occlusion 1 (1.4)
 Subarachnoid hemorrhage 10 (14.5)
 Vasospasm 10 (14.5)
 Ruptured aneurysm 2 (2.9)
 Unruptured aneurysm 3 (4.3)
 Arteriovenous malformation 5 (7.2)
 Vein of Galen malformation 1 (1.4)
 Subdural hematoma 6 (8.7)
 Venous sinus thrombosis 2 (2.9)
 Moyamoya disease 1 (1.4)
 Vessel stenosis 3 (4.3)
 Tumor 2 (2.9)
 Compression fracture 1 (1.4)
 Epistaxis 2 (2.9)
COVID-19 status
 Negative 48 (69.6)
 Positive 15 (21.7)
 Unknown 6 (8.7)
Number of swabs, mean (SD) 2 (±0)
Surgical emergency 44 (63.8)
COVID-19 case volume 69
Case volume decrease, January–February 2020 72.7%
Case volume decrease, March–May 2019 79.7%

COVID-19, 2019 novel coronavirus disease.