Table 1

Univariate analysis between recanalization and non-recanalization groups

CharacteristicsRecanalization (n=40)Non-recanalization (n=243)p Value
Patient baseline characteristics (n, %)
 Age (mean±SD)51.7±8.953.6±9.80.582
 Male sex12 (30)66 (27.2)0.71
 Smoking9 (22.5)55 (22.6)0.985
 Hypertension19 (47.5)117 (48.1)0.939
 Drinking9 (22.5)50 (20.6)0.781
Aneurysm morphological characteristics (n, %)
 Large aneurysm16 (40)38 (15.6)<0.001*
 Wide neck23 (57.5)103 (42.4)0.075
 Ruptured aneurysm10 (25)50 (20.6)0.526
 Anterior circulation37 (92.5)217 (89.3)0.736
 Sidewall aneurysm30 (75)178 (73.3)0.816
Treatment-related factors (n, %)
 Initial angiographic result0.114
 Complete obliteration16 (40)140 (57.6)
 Residual neck21 (52.5)75 (30.9)
 Residual aneurysm3 (7.5)28 (11.5)
 Stent-assisted coiling24 (60)173 (71.2)0.154
 Packing density >24%22 (55)159 (65.4)0.203
 Interval of follow-up >1 year13 (32.5)39 (16.0)0.013*
Hemodynamic changes (median, IQR)
 RR of velocity on the neck plane19.5 (−7.7–27.3)30.2 (13.1–43.8)<0.001*
 RR of velocity inside the aneurysm71.7 (60.9–80.8)73.3 (59.1–81.3)0.869
 RR of WSS on the neck wall6.5 (−10.9–25.6)22.7 (4.7–41.5)<0.001*
 RR of WSS on the whole aneurysm wall62.6 (49.1–71.7)70.5 (53.6–78.7)0.026*
  • *p<0.05.

  • RR, reduction ratio; WSS, wall shear stress.