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- Fig 1.
Anterior communicating artery unruptured aneurysm with a wide neck, before (A) and immediately after (B) WEB deployment.
- Fig 2.
Middle cerebral bifurcation wide-neck unruptured aneurysm before (A) and immediately after (B) WEB deployment. Eight-month follow-up DSA, working projection (C) and frontal projection (D).
- Fig 3.
Failure to deploy the WEB due to the tortuous vessel anatomy. A, Unruptured AcomA aneurysm. B, WEB-DL (arrow on the second of 3 marker bands) could not be advanced through a tortuous turn by using only the delivery catheter. C, WEB-DL could not be advanced through the tortuous turn with intermediate catheter support of the delivery catheter (arrow shows the proximal marker of the WEB). D, Final result after balloon-assisted coiling of the aneurysm.
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Characteristics of patients and aneurysms in patients presenting with complications
Patient Age (yr) Sex Aneurysm Location Aneurysm Size (mm) Status Complication Outcome (1-Month mRS) 1a 50 F AcomA 5.6 Ruptured IOR 3 MCA 6.0 Unruptured TE 2 66 F MCA 6.5 Rec TE 0 3 45 F MCA 7.2 Unruptured TE 0 4 69 F BA 7.0 Unruptured TE 1 5 66 M MCA 9.3 Unruptured TE 0 6 46 M MCA 8.5 Unruptured TE 0 7 63 F MCA 5.6 Unruptured TE 0 8 53 F MCA 9.5 Ruptured TE 0 9 56 M AcomA 8.0 Unruptured TE 1 10 49 F BA 8.0 Unruptured ID 0 Note:—BA indicates basilar artery; Rec, recanalization; IOR, intraoperative rupture; ID, inadvertent detachment; TE, thromboembolic events.
↵a Patient 1 had 2 aneurysms treated in the same session and 2 complications.
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