Table 1

Clinical characteristics of ruptured aneurysms with vasospasm

Case noAge/sexLocation of aneurysmH&H gradeDays after initial SAHRe-rupture timesVasospasm symptomsLocation of vasospasm (distribution)
150/MRt A1–A2I50NoneRt IC–A1–2 (L)
260/MRt A1–A2II110NoneRt A1 (L)
357/MRt A1–A2III61Decreased consciousnessBil ACA* (D)
456/FLt A1–A2III151NoneBil A1–A2, Lt M1 (D)
532/MRt A1–A2IV161UndeterminedRt IC–A1 (L)
675/FLt A1–A2V82UndeterminedBil ACA* (D)
751/MLt MCA bifurcationIII20Rt hemiparesisLt A1 (L)
839/MA comIV50ParaparesisLt A1, Bil A2, Lt MCA*(D)
976/MLt MCA bifurcationI60NoneLt M1 (L)
1046/FLt VA–PICAV30UndeterminedBA, Lt VA (D)
1159/FRt A1–A2III170Lt lower limb monoparesisBil A1–A2 (D)
1273/FLt MCA bifurcationII80NoneLt A1, Lt MCA* (D)
1335/MLt A1–A2IV283UndeterminedLt A1–A2, Lt ICA (L)
1466/FLt PICA distalII111NoneLt PICA (L)
1554/MLt MCA bifurcationII70Rt hemiparesis LtIC, A1, MCA* (D)
1661/FA comIII90NoneLt A1–A2 (L)
1760/FLt MCA bifurcationIII31Rt hemiparesisLt IC, MCA (L)
1844/FRt A1–A2II31Lt hemiparesisRt A1–A2 (L)
  • * ACA and MCA indicate affecting peripheral vessels.

  • ACA, anterior cerebral artery; A com, anterior communicating artery; BA, basilar artery; Bil, bilateral; D, diffuse; Diffuse, vasospasm with more than one arterial territory and/or affecting peripheral vessels; H&H, Hunt and Hess; IC, internal carotid artery; L, local; Lt, left; Local, vasospasm within one arterial territory and/or not affecting peripheral vessels; MCA, middle cerebral artery; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery; Rt, right; SAH, subarachnoid hemorrhage; VA, vertebral artery.