Table 4:

Factors impacting branch vessel patency—ophthalmic arterya

Patent Branch VesselOccluded Branch VesselUnivariate P ValueMultivariate P ValueOR (95% CI)
Mean patient age (yr)53.860.1.119
Male15 (12.7%)0 (0%).283
Mean max aneurysm sac5.9 ± 3.85.8 ± 3.3.977
Mean aneurysm neck size3.6 ± 1.63.6 ± 0.5.998
Acutely ruptured target lesion4/118 (3.7%)0/7 (0%).597
Prior coiling29/118 (24.6%)1/7 (14.3%).438
Mean procedural time (min)200 ± 63212 ± 60.628
Mean fluoroscopy time (min)63 ± 3753 ± 28.429
>1 PED deployed10/118 (8.5%)0/7 (0%).391
% PED classic70/75 (93.3%)5/75 (6.7%).859
Balloon angioplasty9/118 (7.6%)0/7 (0%).418
Mean PED diameter (mm)4.1 ± 0.53.4 ± 0.6<0.001<.0010.10 (0.04–0.21)
Mean Δmax size of parent vessel and PED0.23 ± 0.180.24 ± 0.21.887
Mean Δmin size of parent vessel and PED0.79 ± 0.410.79 ± 0.48.979
Branch vessel incorporation into aneurysm sac31/118 (26.3%)2/7 (29%).937
Mean periprocedural P2Y12136 ± 68150 ± 63.597
Intraprocedural administration of abciximab5/118 (4.2%)2/7 (29%).013.1944.09 (0.49–34.19)
Presence of endothelial hyperplasia26/115 (22.6%)3/7 (43%).337
Mean length of DSA follow-up (mo)17.9 ± 9.921.4 ± 13.8.682
  • a Percentages reflect analysis per branch vessel.