Summary of relevant clinical and angiographic data in 8 patients with wide-neck bifurcation aneurysms treated using Y-stent flow diversion technique

Case No.Age (yr), SexAneurysm LocationAneurysm TypeAneurysm SizeMicrocatheter Jail before Stent PlacementLatest Angiographic Follow-UpFinal Angiographic ResultInitial PresentationFinal Clinical Result (modified Rankin Scale)
1a50, MMCA bifurcationRSmallYes1 yrComplete occlusionSAH, failed surgical clipping0
248, MBasilar tipRLargeNo2 yrComplete occlusionSAH, medical treatment, headache0
3b41, FBasilar tipUGiantNo2 yrResidual fillingMass effect, aglutition0
453, MMCA bifurcationUSmallYes1 yrComplete occlusionAsymptomatic0
549, MMCA bifurcationUSmallNo1 yrComplete occlusionHeadache0
644, FMCA bifurcationUSmallNo6 moComplete occlusionHeadache0
743, MMCA bifurcationUSmallNo6 moComplete occlusionAsymptomatic0
845, FBasilar tipUGiantNo3 moResidual fillingHeadache, mass effect, aglutition, and ptosis1
  • a Patient had a previous failed surgical treatment attempt.

  • b Patient needed additional coiling.