Baseline characteristics and AWT results of 11 unruptured intracranial aneurysms

Aneurysm	Age (yr), Sex	Aneurysm (mm), Largest Diameter (Height × Width in mm)	Location of Aneurysm	Analyzed Points	Coverage^{^b}	AWT Heterogeneity^{^c}	Correlation (ρ)
1	50, M^{^a}	9.1 (5.9 × 6.3)	MCA	864	50%–75%	0.17	−0.4
2	55, M	9.6 (6.1 × 9.6)	MCA	769	50%–75%	0.53	−0.6
3	70, M	9.5 (7.8 × 7.8)	AcomA	714	25%–50%	0.22	−0.1
4	64, M	10.1 (8.8 × 7.7)	MCA	466	25%–50%	0.15	−0.3
5	60, F^{^a}	6.8 (6 × 4.7)	MCA	428	50%–75%	0.21	−0.5
6	55, F	7.4 (6.0 × 5.8)	MCA	406	50%–75%	0.11	−0.2
7	56, M	12.6 (10.1 × 9.4)	AcomA	298	<25%	0.31	−0.5
8	50, M^{^a}	6.4 (4.8 × 3.9)	ICA	166	25%–50%	0.21	−0.5
9	74, F	6.1 (6.1 × 5.7)	AcomA	163	25%–50%	0.13	−0.1
10	50, F	12.9 (12.9 × 6.3)	MCA	130	<25%	0.31	−0.3
11	60, F^{^a}	5.6 (4.5 × 3.9)	Pericallosal artery	33	<25%	0.07	−0.4

Note:—AcomA indicates anterior communicating artery.
↵a Two aneurysms in 1 patient.
↵b Coverage indicates the visual estimated percentage of the area of the wall that could be analyzed.
↵c Heterogeneity is defined as the interquartile range in AWT, and reflects the spatial wall thickness variation.