Table 1

Patient characteristics and procedural outcomes.

Patient NoLocationNeck (mm)Dome (mm)Height (mm)Fisher gradeHunt and HessCascade modelNumber of coilsDevice expansion time (min)Raymond’s occlusion scale*Clinical complications†Technical complications
1AComA3.35.14.232M57.52NN
2ICA C64.978.921L791NN
3R MCA7.47.95.831M9101NN
4ICA C63.165.133L531NN
5R MCA3.856.622M76.51NN
6PComA3.29.17.343L671NN
7R MCA3.35.1632M4101NN
8L SCA2.33421M3101NN
9PComA2.93.24.633M351NN
10AComA4.85.54.333M471NN
11AComA7.98.49.133M692NN
12R SCA78.96.721M7102NN
  • *Clinical complications included any neurologic deterioration from the immediate postoperative period until discharge (not related to vasospasm), including signs and symptoms of rerupture, or death.

  • †Technical complications included any intraoperative aneurysm rupture, parent vessel perforation, device-induced dissection, device thrombosis, distal emboli, device-induced spasm, and coil entanglement.

  • AComA, anterior communicating artery; ICA, internal carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; PComA, posterior communicating artery; SCA, superior cerebellar artery.