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. 2011 Aug;32(7):1262–1268. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A2475

Summary of relevant clinical and angiographic data in 8 patients with wide-neck bifurcation aneurysms treated using Y-stent flow diversion technique

Case No. Age (yr), Sex Aneurysm Location Aneurysm Type Aneurysm Size Microcatheter Jail before Stent Placement Latest Angiographic Follow-Up Final Angiographic Result Initial Presentation Final Clinical Result (modified Rankin Scale)
1a 50, M MCA bifurcation R Small Yes 1 yr Complete occlusion SAH, failed surgical clipping 0
2 48, M Basilar tip R Large No 2 yr Complete occlusion SAH, medical treatment, headache 0
3b 41, F Basilar tip U Giant No 2 yr Residual filling Mass effect, aglutition 0
4 53, M MCA bifurcation U Small Yes 1 yr Complete occlusion Asymptomatic 0
5 49, M MCA bifurcation U Small No 1 yr Complete occlusion Headache 0
6 44, F MCA bifurcation U Small No 6 mo Complete occlusion Headache 0
7 43, M MCA bifurcation U Small No 6 mo Complete occlusion Asymptomatic 0
8 45, F Basilar tip U Giant No 3 mo Residual filling Headache, mass effect, aglutition, and ptosis 1
a

Patient had a previous failed surgical treatment attempt.

b

Patient needed additional coiling.