OTDT/OTPT, preprocedural neurologic symptoms, and DWI/angiographic findings in the stenosis group
Patient/Sex/Age (y) | OTDT/OTPT | Preprocedural Neurologic Symptoms | A-NIHSS/P-NIHSS | High Signal Intensity on DWI | Stenotic Vessels* | Occluded Vessels* |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
17/M/77 | 24/27 | Somnolence, OP, BP, HP | 15/15 | CER | lt.V4-pBA, rt.V4 | None |
18/M/65 | 2/96 | BP, frequent drop attacks | 2/1 | OL | rt.V4-pBA | lt.V4 |
19/M/78 | 2/4 | Deep coma, AR, OP, BP, QP | 33/33 | CER | dBA | rt.V2 |
20/M/59 | 4/72 | Frequent drop attacks | 4/0 | None | lt.V1, lt.V3, mBA | None |
21/M/75 | 6/120 | OP, BP, frequent syncopal attacks | 2/2 | OL | pBA | lt.V3 |
22/M/70 | 2/168 | OP, BP, frequent drop attacks | 6/2 | P | Lt.V4, rt.V4, mBA | None |
23/F/82 | 24/140 | BP, HP, frequent syncopal attacks | 3/3 | P | mBA | rt.V3 |
24/M/64 | 48/168 | OP, frequent syncopal attacks | 2/1 | P | pBA | None |
25/M/60 | 51/98 | Stupor, OP, BP, QP | 8/17 | MB, CER | mBA | None |
26/M/74 | 10/96 | BP, frequent drop attacks | 1/1 | None | mBA | rt.V1 |
27/M/78 | 12/144 | Stupor, OP, BP, HP | 8/18 | CER | lt. V1, mBA | rt.V1 |
28/M/66 | 2/168 | OP, BP, HP | 10/7 | P | rt.V4-pBA | lt.V3 |
Note:—OTDT indicates onset-to-door time; OTPT, onset-to-the-procedure time; A-NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale score on admission; P-NIHSS, preprocedural National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale score; M (column 1), male; F, female; DWI, diffusion-weighted MR imaging performed immediately before the procedure; AR, ataxic respiration; OP, ophthalmoplegia; BP, bulbar palsy; QP, quadriparesis; HP, hemiparesis; P, pons; MB, midbrain; CER, cerebellum; OL, occipital lobe; lt., left-sided; rt., right-sided; V1, proximal extraosseous segment of the vertebral artery; V2, foraminal segment of the vertebral artery; V3, intraextraspinal segment of the vertebral artery; V4, intradural segment of the vertebral artery; pBA, proximal basilar artery; mBA, middle basilar artery; dBA, distal basilar artery.
* This was diagnosed by angiography.