Table 4

Periprocedural complications

Aneurysm
RupturedUn-rupturedOverall
Access site complications, % (n/N)
Total0.4% (1/264)4.1% (24/587)2.9% (25/851)
Event status*
 Not serious0.4% (1/264)3.7% (22/587)2.7% (23/851)
 Serious0.0% (0/264)0.3% (2/587)0.2% (2/851)
Relationship†
 Procedure-related0.4% (1/264)4.1% (24/587)2.9% (25/851)
 Device-related0.0% (0/264)0.0% (0/587)0.0% (0/851)
Aneurysm re-rupture/rupture or perforation, % (n/N)
Total3.4% (9/264)2.7% (16/587)2.9% (25/851)
Event status*
 Not serious1.5% (4/264)0.7% (4/587)0.9% (8/851)
 Serious1.9% (5/264)2.0% (12/587)2.0% (17/851)
Relationship†
 Procedure-related2.7% (7/264)2.6% (15/587)2.6% (22/851)
 Device-related2.3% (6/264))1.9% (11/587)2.0% (17/851)
Dissection, % (n/N)
Total0.0% (0/264)0.7% (4/587)0.5% (4/851)
Event status*
 Not serious0.0% (0/264)0.2% (1/587)0.1% (1/851)
 Serious0.0% (0/264)0.5% (3/587)0.4% (3/851)
Relationship†
 Procedure-related0.0% (0/264)0.7% (4/587)0.5% (4/851)
 Device-related0.0% (0/264)0.0% (0/587)0.0% (0/851)
Thromboembolic events, % (n/N)
Total8.3% (22/264)3.6% (21/587)5.1% (43/851)
Event status*
 Not serious3.0% (8/264)1.5% (9/587)2.0% (17/851)
 Serious5.3% (14/264)2.0% (12/587)3.1% (26/851)
Relationship†
 Procedure-related7.2% (19/264)3.2% (19/587)4.5% (38/851)
 Device-related4.2% (11/264)2.7% (16/587)3.2% (27/851)
  • *An event is reported as serious if it led to death or led to a serious deterioration in the health of the patient that resulted in life-threatening illness or injury, resulted in permanent impairment of a body structure or body function, required inpatient hospitalization or prolongation of existing hospitalization, or resulted in medical or surgical intervention to arrest permanent impairment to body structure or body function.

  • †An event can be reported as both procedure- and device-related. Any relationship (possible, probable, or definite) besides unrelated was considered as related.