Table 2

Risk factors for unfavorable angiographic outcomes in patients with available cerebral angiographic data

Angiographic outcomesUnivariate analysisMultivariate analysis
Unfavorable (n=21)Favorable (n=56)P valueOR95% CIP value
Age (years)59±957±110.467
Women7 (9.1)16 (20.8)0.684
Smoking8 (10.4)22 (28.6)0.924
Diabetes1 (1.3)5 (6.5)1.000
Hypertension15 (19.5)42 (54.5)0.750
Hyperlipidemia8 (10.4)17 (22.1)0.518
Ischemic stroke6 (7.8)13 (16.9)0.627
Incidental finding4 (5.2)12 (15.6)0.819
Ruptured aneurysm5 (6.5)15 (19.5)0.791
HH grade (IV–V)0 (0.0)3 (3.9)0.558
mFS score (III–IV)4 (5.2)11 (9.9)1.000
Sac aneurysm8 (10.4)40 (51.9)0.007
Circumferential aneurysm16 (20.8)12 (15.6)<0.001
Coexisted with BA stenosis2 (2.6)7 (9.1)1.000
AICA involved6 (7.8)4 (5.2)0.021
Multiple stents10 (13.0)21 (27.3)0.420
Flow diversion3 (3.9)4 (5.2)0.383
Incomplete obliteration17 (22.1)13 (16.9)<0.0017.331.84 to 29.280.005
Aneurysm size (mm)15.4±5.77.6±4.7<0.0011.221.08 to 1.380.002
Aneurysm length (mm)13.5±5.85.0±5.5<0.001
  • Variables are expressed as mean±SD or number (%) of patients.

  • AICA, anterior inferior cerebellar artery; BA, basilar artery; HH, Hunt and Hess; mFS, modified Fisher scale.