TABLE.

Patient and Aneurysm Characteristics

Patient	Age sex	Aneurysm location	H&H	Aneurysm width (mm)	Aneurysm height (mm)	Neck width (mm)	Route	WEB SL	Degree of stasisa	Six-mo follow-up angiogram
1	58F	VBJ	5	14	10	9	Femoral	11 × 9 and 11 × 8	Complete occlusion	N/A
2	61F	PComm	3	6	3	2	Femoral	4 × 3	Venous	Aneurysm remnant
3	66F	Basilar apex	4	3.5	3.9	2.5	Femoral	4 × 3	Arterial	N/A
4	81F	MCA	4	3.3	4.3	2.4	Carotid puncture	4 × 3	Venous	N/A
5	76F	AComm (Figure 1)	3	5.2	4.8	5.2	Radial	5 × 3	Complete occlusion	Complete occlusion
6	81F	AComm	4	5.5	4.7	4.5	Femoral	5 × 4	Capillary	Complete occlusion
7	79F	Bilobed PICA (Figure 3)	3	#1: 3.68 #2: 5.17	#1: 7.85 #2: 5.1	#1: 3.7 #2: 4.1	Radial	#1: 4 × 3 #2: 5 × 4	Complete occlusionb	Complete occlusion
8	49M	#1: carotid ophthalmic #2: basilar tip	3	#1: 4.9 #2: 5.4	#1: 6.25 #2: 7.65	#1: 5.68 #2: 5.18	Femoral	#1: 7 × 4 #2: 6 × 5	#1: capillary #2: venous	N/A
9	47F	Basilar tip	4	6.3	8.99	4.15	Femoral	8 × 4	Venous	N/A

^aEvaluation of degree of stasis as described by O’Kelly et al.⁹

^bIpsilateral vertebral artery deconstruction.