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. 2021 Jan 14;18(2):1198–1206. doi: 10.1007/s13311-020-00990-8

Table 3.

Treatment details and angiography follow-up outcomes of 1322 aneurysms

Procedural characteristics Frequency (N = 1322 aneurysms)
PED type*
  Classic PED 596 (45.1%)
  Flex PED 723 (54.7%)
PED size
  Diameter (mm) 4.07 ± 0.53
  Length (mm) 25.37 ± 5.76
  PED + coiling 637 (48.2%)
  Loose packing 504 (38.1%)
  Dense packing 133 (10.1%)
Balloon angioplasty 31 (2.3%)
Multiple PEDs used 75 (5.7%)
Single PED used 178 (13.5%)
Blood thinners
  PrePED aspirin/clopidogrel > 3 days 915/1171 (78.1%)
  PostPED aspirin/clopidogrel > 6 months 676/1171 (57.7%)
Previous treatment 33/1171 (2.8%)
  Coiling 11/33 (33.3%)
  Stent-assisted coiling 22/33 (66.7%)
  Clipping 2/33 (6.1%)
Angiographic outcomes
Number of covered collateral arteries 927 (70.1%)
Status of covered collateral artery
  Patent 627 (47.4%)
  Stenotic 54 (4.1%)
  Occluded 26 (2.0%)
100% aneurysm occlusion at last follow-up* 787 (81.4%)
Parent artery status
  Patent 1211 (91.6%)
  Stenotic 93 (7.0%)
  Occluded 18 (1.4%)
Device deployment to the target site
  Successful 1241 (93.9%)
  Successful after stent adjustment 68 (5.1%)
  Unsuccessful 10 (0.8%)
Satisfactory occlusion immediately after PED treatment
  Complete occlusion 193 (14.6%)
  Incomplete occlusion 1129 (85.4%)
Clinical outcomes
  mRS score
    PrePED mRS score
      0–2 1060 (90.5%)
      3–6 111 (9.5%)
    PostPED mRS score (< 30 days)
      0–2 1094 (93.4%)
      3–6 77 (6.6%)
    mRS score at follow-up
      0–2 1111 (94.9%)
      3–6 60 (5.1%)
Mean imaging follow-up time (months) 8.96 ± 7.50
Imaging follow-up distribution (no. of patients)
  3 months 250 (18.9%)
  6 months 629 (47.6%)
  12 months 211 (16.0%)
  24 months 73 (5.5%)
  36 months 44 (3.3%)
Imaging loss to follow-up 313 (23.7%)
Clinical loss to follow-up 0 (0.0%)

Data are shown as n (%), n/N (%), or the mean ± SD

*A total of 858 patients with 967 aneurysms underwent angiography follow-up

The total number of PEDs used was 1319

There was more than one follow-up visit for the same patient