Table IV.

Patient characteristics and follow up of patients treated with stent

Pt. No.	Sex; age, years	Injury mechanism	Injury location	Injury	SBP <90 mm Hg on arrival	Definitive signs of injury	Operative time, minutes	Early (<30 days) complications	Follow-up period, weeks	Follow-up findings (>30 days)
1	Male; 34	GSW	Left axillary	Vasospasm	No	No	115	None	Telephonic, 124	Asymptomatic; aspirin therapy
2	Male; 38	Stab	Left subclavian	Transection	Yes	Active pulsatile bleeding; pulses absent	52	Occlusion at 14 days requiring thrombectomy and relining	Clinic, 8	Patent stent on duplex ultrasound
3	Male; 26	GSW	Right axillary	Transection	Yes	Pulses absent	47	None	Telephonic,52	Asymptomatic
4	Male; 21	Blunt	Left subclavian	Occlusion	No	Pulses absent	42	None	Telephonic, 51	Patent stent on CTA at 4 weeks; asymptomatic at 51 weeks; aspirin therapy
5	Male; 21	GSW	Right innominate	PSA	No	Pulses absent	53	none	Clinic, 8	Asymptomatic; pulses intact

CTA, Computed tomography angiography; GSW, gunshot wound; PSA, pseudoaneurysm; Pt. No., patient number; SBP, systolic blood pressure.