Table 1

Clinical summary of all patients

Patient	Artery	Side	Type* (S/T)	Contra-lateral vessel involved	Indication for stenting†	Clinical presentation	Time from diagnosis to procedure (days)	Degree of stenosis	Dissecting aneurysm
1	1	R	S	N	4	Horner's syndrome	3	95	Y
2	2	R	S	Y	7	Stroke	2	99	Y
3	3	R	S	Y	6	Stroke	0.25	100	Y
4	4	L	S	Y	1	Bilateral ocular TIA	3	70	N
	5	R	S		1		6	99	Y
5	6	R	S	Y	1	Bi-hemispheric TIA	6	30	Y
	7	L	S		1		7	70	Y
6	8	R	S	N	1	Hemispheric TIA f/b stroke	5	70	N
7	9	R	S	Y	1	Recurrent ocular	4	99	N
8	10	R	S	N	1	Recurrent hemispheric TIA	30	80	Y
9	11	L	S	N	1	Recurrent ocular TIA, pulsatile tinnitus	60	50	Y
10	12	R	S	N	1	Stroke	8	95	Y
11	13	R	S	Y	5	Stroke	180	99	N
12	14	L	S	N	2	Stroke	185	80	Y
13	15	L	S	N	4	Tinnitus	6	80	Y
14	16	R	T	Y	1	Post-trauma recurrent ocular TIA	5	99	Y
	17	L	T		2	Worsening DA	120	70	Y
15	18	L	T	Y	1	Hemispheric TIA	30	99	N
16	19	R	T	Y	1	Stroke	3	70	Y
17	20	R	T	N	3a	Stroke	240	70	Y
18	21	L	T	Y	1	Recurrent hemispheric TIA	10	70	Y
	22	R	T		1	Ocular TIA	122	80	Y
19	23	R	T	N	3b	Pulsatile tinnitus	182	70	Y
20	24	R	T	N	5	Severe stenosis with complete contralateral carotid occlusion	30	99	Y
21	25	R	T	N	2	Worsening DA	20	50	Y
22	26	L	T	Y	1,4	Stroke f/b recurrent hemispheric TIA and worsened DA	35	99	Y
	27	R	T		2	Worsened DA	276	90	Y