Table 3.
Clinical data among the studied patients
Parameters | The studied patients (N = 67) |
---|---|
Bladder | |
N/A | 4 |
Yes | 17 |
No | 46 |
Symmetry | |
Symmetrical | 56 |
Asymmetrical | 11 |
Affected artery | |
N/A | 35 |
Adamkiewicz | 15 |
Anterior spinal | 7 |
Anterior and posterior spinal | 3 |
Femoral arteries | 2 |
Iliac arteries | 1 |
Sulcal arteries | 1 |
Feeding arteries of cauda equine | 1 |
Renal and iliac arteries | 2 |
Stanford AD type | |
N/A | 4 |
A | 32 |
B | 31 |
Pain, n (%) | |
Yes | 32 (47.8) |
No | 35 (52.2) |
Pain location | N = 32 |
Chest | 18 |
Back | 11 |
Chestand back | 2 |
Chest, back, and abdomen | 1 |
Duration, n (%) | |
Transient | 7 (10.4) |
Permanent | 60 (89.6) |
MRI findings, n (%) | |
N/A | 43 |
Normal | 8 |
Thoracic | 10 |
Conus | 2 |
Thoracic and conus | 2 |
Thoracolumber | 1 |
Thoracolumberand conus | 1 |
Treatment, n (%) | |
N/A | 1 |
No treatment | 14 |
Conservative | 25 |
CSF drainage | 6 |
Endovascular | 2 |
Open surgery | 19 |
Outcome, n (%) | |
N/A | 1 |
Walk | 34 (52.2) |
Plegic | 11 (16.4) |
Death | 21 (31.3) |
N/A, not available; CSF, cerebrospinal fluid; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; AD, aortic dissection.