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. 2021 Jul;42(7):1276–1281. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A7115

Baseline characteristics and angiographic outcomesa

Treated Intracranial Aneurysms All (n = 29)
Baseline demographic characteristics All (n = 27)
Age (mean) (yr) 54 (SD, 11.5)
Female 18 (67)
Hypertension 7 (26)
Dyslipidemia 4 (15)
Smoking
 Global 14 (52)
 Active 8 (30)
 History 6 (22)
Baseline aneurysm characteristics All (n = 29)
Aneurysm location
 Middle cerebral artery 15 (52)
 Anterior communicating artery 8 (28)
 Basilar tip 3 (11)
 Carotid tip 1 (3)
 Anterior cerebral artery 1 (3)
 Posterior communicating artery 1 (3)
Acutely ruptured 10 (34)
Maximum diameter (mean) (mm) 3.8 (SD, 0.9)
Aneurysm height (mean) (mm) 2.9 (SD, 0.6)
Aneurysm width (mean) (mm) 2.8 (SD, 0.6)
Aneurysm neck (mean) (mm) 2.6 (SD, 0.5)
Aspect ratio (height/neck) (mean) 1.2 (SD, 0.4)
Width/neck ratio (mean) 1.1 (SD, 0.2)
Wide neck 18 (62)
Baseline treatment characteristics All (n = 29)
 WEB
  SL 3 17 (59)
  SL 3.5 9 (31)
Technical failure 3 (10)
Angiographic outcomes All (n = 21)
 Adequate occlusion 19 (90)
 Complete occlusion 15 (71)
 Aneurysm remnant 2 (10)
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Data are number of subjects (and percentage) for qualitative variables, and mean (and standard deviation) for quantitative variables.