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Table 1 Summary of clinical data of 74 patients

From: Clinical features and outcomes of PComA aneurysms originating from fetal posterior communicating arteries in a single institution

Demographics

 

No. of cases (%)

Sex

Male

18 (24.3%)

Female

56 (75.7%)

Age in years

< 60 years

39 (52.7%)

Age ≥ 60 years

35 (47.3%)

Hypertension

Yes

46 (62.2%)

No

28 (37.8%)

Hunt-Hess grade

0*

26 (35.1%)

1

25 (33.8%)

2

14 (18.9%)

3

9 (12.2%)

Third cranial nerve palsies

Yes

16 (21.6%)

No

58 (78.4%)

fPCA type

Partial

29 (39.2%)

Full

45 (60.8%)

fPCA sides

Bilateral

31 (41.9%)

Left side

16 (21.6%)

Right side

27 (36.5%)

Aneurysm size

Small (diameter < 0.5 cm)

15 (20.3%)

Medium (0.5 cm ≤ diameter < 1.5 cm)

53 (71.6%)

Large (1.5 cm ≤ diameter < 2.5 cm)

5 (6.8%)

Giant (diameter ≥ 2.5 cm)

1 (1.4%)

Aneurysm shape

Regular

39 (52.7%)

Irregular

35 (47.3%)

Multiple aneurysms

Yes

17 (23.0%)

No

57 (77.0%)

Intraoperative temporary clipping

Yes

9 (12.2%)

No

65 (87.8%)

Postoperative radiological infarction

Yes

19 (25.7%)

No

55 (74.3%)

Postoperative complications

Yes

24 (32.4%)

No

50 (67.6%)

  1. *Hunt-Hess grade 0 refers to unruptured aneurysms