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. 2022 Oct 21;45(6):3759–3770. doi: 10.1007/s10143-022-01884-3

Table 2.

Demographic and clinical data of the examined population

Total patients no. 162
Sex (female) 99 (61.1%)
Age 49.53 years (median 51, SD 14.07)
Localization Posterior circulation: 16 (9.9%)
ICA petrous: 3 (1.9%)
ICA cavernous: 41 (25.3%)
ICA clinoid/supraclinoid: 53 (32.7%)
ICA bifurcation: 11 (6.8%)
MCA: 23 (14.2%)
ACoa: 15 (9.3%)
Types Saccular: 115 (71%)
Fusiform: 27 (16.7%)
Dissecting: 20 (12.3%)
Neck characteristics No proper neck: 34 (21%)
Neck > 4 mm: 40 (24.7%)
Neck > 4 mm: 40 (24.7%)
Calcified Neck: 12 (7.4%)
Intra-aneurysmal thrombosis No thrombosis: 116 (71.6%)
Thrombosis < 50%: 42 (25.9%)
Thrombosis > 50%: 4 (2.5%)
Clinical debut Mass effect/cranial nerve compression: 75 (46.3%)
Headache: 13 (8%)
TIA: 17 (10.5%)
Seizure: 12 (7.4%)
SAH symptoms: 33 (20.4%)
Incidental diagnosis: 11 (6.8%)
Hunt-Hess scale Grade 1: 123 (75.9%)
Grade 2–3: 23 (14.2%)
Grade 4–5: 16 (9.9%)
Modified Rankin Scale at first evaluation  < 2: 111 (68.5%)
 > 2: 51 (31.5%)
Treatment modality Surgery: 118 (72.8%)
Endovascular: 44 (27.2%)