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. 2023 Jan 6;9:943848. doi: 10.3389/fsurg.2022.943848

Table 1.

Summary of 14 cases with postoperative hemorrhage.

Cases Age (years)/Sex CND Side Duration (years) Underlying Diseases Offending Vessels Outcome(Kondon/BNI)a Hemorrhage Site Timeb (hours)
1 67/F HFS L 3 / AICA + VA E0 CPA 20
2 54/M HFS L 2 Hypertension AICA + PICA + VA E0 CPA 27
3 56/M TN L 10 / SCA + BA BNI I basal ganglia 42
4 64/F HFS R 20 Hypertension PICA + BA E1 CPA 56
5 76/F HFS L 1 Hypertension AICA + VA E0 dSSDH 69
6 50/F TN L 1 / BA BNI I CPA 94
7 42/F TN R 10 / SCA + BA / dSSDH 0.5
8 61/M HFS L 10 Hypertension AICA + BA E0 dSSDH 16
9 61/F HFS R 10 Hypertension AICA + PICA + VA E0 dSSDH 95
10 67/M HFS & TN L 12 (HFS) 2 months (TN) / AICA SCA + BA E1 & BNI I CPA & fourth ventricle 45
11 63/M HFS L 10 / PICA + VA E0 dSSDH 66
12 35/M HFS L 4 months / AICA + VA E0 CPA & brainstem 26
13 61/F TN R 10 Hypertension SCA + VA / (death) basal ganglia 3
14 25/M HFS R 4 months / PICA + VA E0 dSSDH 72

AICA, anterior inferior cerebellar artery; VA, vertebral artery; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery; SCA, superior cerebellar artery; BA, basilar artery; CPA, cerebellopontine angle; dSSDH, distal supratentorial subdural hemorrhage, /= NA.

a

Immediate postoperative outcome was evaluated, and 2 patients could not be assessed because of immediate postoperative hemorrhage.

b

Time for the onset of postoperative hemorrhage to be diagnosed clinically.