Skip to main content

Table 1 Patient information

From: Treatment of direct carotid-cavernous fistula with Willis covered stent with midterm follow-up

Patient no.

Sex (F/M)

Years

Presentation

Duration

Recurrent (yes/no)

Operation process

Immediate angiographic result

Follow-up result

1

F

25

Chemosis

7 days

No

One stent

Patent, no endoleak

No symptom. Patent, no stenosis

2

M

28

Chemosis/exophthalmos/bruit/ocular movement disorder

5 days

No

One stent, repeated dilation, persistent endoleak, second stent, endoleak, occlude the ICA with balloons

ICA occlusion

Decreased visual acuity. No DSA follow-up

3

M

45

Chemosis

12 days

No

Could not deliver the stent to the fistula, occlude the ICA with balloons

ICA occlusion

No symptom. No DSA follow-up

4

M

21

Chemosis/exophthalmos/bruit/ocular movement disorder

6 days

No

One stent, endoleak, seal the fistula with coils

Patent, no endoleak

Slight ocular movement disorder. Patent, DSA follow-up in a local hospital.

5

M

19

Chemosis/exophthalmos/bruit

14 days

No

One stent

Patent, no endoleak

No symptom. Patent, no stenosis

6

F

29

Chemosis/exophthalmos

3 days

No

One stent

Patent, no endoleak

No symptom. Patent, no stenosis

7

F

18

Chemosis/exophthalmos/bruit/ocular movement disorder

4 days

No

One stent

Patent, no endoleak

No symptom. Patent, no stenosis

8

M

31

Chemosis/bruit

2 months

Yes

One stent

Patent, no endoleak

Decreased visual acuity. Refuse DSA follow-up

9

M

29

Chemosis

6 months

Yes

One stent

Patent, no endoleak

No symptom. Patent, no stenosis

10

M

35

Chemosis/exophthalmos

1.5 months

No

One stent, repeated dilation

Patent, slight endoleak

No symptom. Patent, slight stenosis, no endoleak

  1. F, female; M, Male; ICA, internal carotid artery; DSA, digital subtraction angiography