Table 1

Clinical and imaging outcome

Patient NoClinical presentationAneurysm localization and size (mm)Stent diameter and lengthComplicationsClinical assessmentAngiographic results at final follow-up (24 months)mRS at final follow-up
1TIAVBJ/355.5×45
4.5×40
NonemRS=0CO1
2TIAPICA/352.5×12Retroperitoneal hematomamRS=0CO1
3Mass effectICA/84.5×25NonemRS=1PSO1
4Mass effectICA/84.5×500Minor strokemRS=1CO2
5TIALVA/83.5×25
3.5×18
NonemRS=1CO1
6SAHPCA/82.5×12NoneH&H=1CO1
7Mass effectBA/84.5×40
4.5×20
Intra-stent thrombosismRS=0CO2
8TIAVBJ/355.5×50
4.5×40
NonemRS=1PSO1
9Mass effectICA/83.5×35Minor strokemRS=0CO2
10HSALVA/83.5×25
3.5×18
NoneH&H=2CO1
11TIAICA/83.5×35NonemRS=1CO1
12TIAPICA/354.5×40NonemRS=1PSO1
13Mass effectMCA/83.5×25Femoral hematomamRS=1CO1
14TIAPICA/352.5×12NonemRS=1CO1
15HSALeft PCA/82.5×18NoneH&H=1CO1
16Mass effectBA/85.5×40Femoral hematomamRS=1CO1
17TIACPA/82.5×12NonemRS=1CO1
18TIALVA/83.5×18NonemRS=1PSO1
19Mass effectVBJ/355.5×45
4.5×40
4.5×20
Minor strokemRS=1CO2
20TIARVA/83.5×25
3.5×25
NonemRS=1PSO1
  • BA, basilar artery; CO, complete occlusion; H&H, Hunt and Hess Scale; ICA, internal carotid artery; LVA, left vertebral artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; mRS, modified Rankin Scale; PCA, posterior cerebral artery; PICA, posteroinferior cerebellar artery; PSO, partial stable occlusion; RVA, right vertebral artery; SAH, subarachnoid hemorrhage; TIA, transient ischemic attack; VBJ, vertebrobasilar junction.