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Aneurysm Location Number Anterior communicating artery 30 (44%) Internal carotid artery 23 (34%) Middle cerebral artery 4 Pericallosal artery 3 Basilar artery 3 Posterior cerebral artery 2 Posterior communicating artery 1 Posterior and inferior cerebellar arteries 1 Anterior and inferior cerebellar arteries 1 Modified GOS Status (n = 68) HH Grade I, II (n = 34, 50%) III (n = 15, 22%) IV, V (n = 18, 28%) Excellent 29 2 2 Good 3 2 2 Fair 2 7 0 Poor 0 3 2 Death 0 1 13
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Endovascular Treatment of Ruptured Intracranial Aneurysms in Elderly People
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