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. 2014 Sep;35(9):1786–1792. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A3955

Table 1:

Patient characteristics, aneurysmal specifics, technical aspect of the procedure, and antiplatelet drug reactivity associated with any diffusion-positive lesion in patients undergoing endovascular coiling of unruptured intracranial aneurysms

Categorya Grade 0 (n = 30) Grade I/II (n = 28) Puni Plogistic
Sex Male (23, 39.7%) 12 11 .956
Female (35, 60.3%) 18 17
Age (years) ≤60 (35, 60.3%) 21 14 .179
>60 (23, 39.7%) 9 14
HTN Yes (23, 39.7%) 11 12 .789
DM Yes (4, 6.9%) 3 1 .612
Dyslipidemia Yes (11, 19.0%) 4 7 .325
CAD Yes (3, 5.2%) 1 2 .605
Stroke Yes (6, 10.3%) 1 5 .097 .998
Statin Yes (11, 19.0%) 5 6 .744
Aspirin Yes (19, 32.8%) 9 10 .781
Smoking Yes (15, 25.9%) 7 8 .767
Dome size <7 mm (39, 67.2%) 22 17 .404
≥7 mm (19, 32.8%) 8 11
Neck width <4 mm (32, 55.2%) 19 13 .291
≥4 mm (26, 44.8%) 11 15
Multiplicity of the procedureb Single (54, 93.1%) 30 24 .048 .072
Double (4, 6.9%) 0 4
Procedural methods Single (16, 27.6%)c 10 6 .453
Double (18, 41.4%)c 10 8
Stent (24, 31%) 10 14
Aspirin resistance Yes (9, 15.5%) 3 6 .290 .720
Clopidogrel resistance Yes (23, 39.7%) 11 12 .789 .998

Note:—HTN indicates hypertension; DM, diabetes mellitus; CAD, coronary artery disease.

a

(number, percent).

b

Multiple procedures in a single session.

c

Single or double microcatheter technique, stent-assisted technique.