Table 2:

The basic characteristics of the 2 study groups according to the occurrence of contrast stasis

No Contrast Stasis (n = 197, 65.4%)Contrast Stasis (n = 104, 34.6%)P Value
Male38 (19.3%)27 (26.0%).188
Age (yr)57.4 ± 10.4959.1 ± 9.76.159
Type<.001
    Sidewall114/199 (57.3%)85/199 (42.7%)
    Bifurcation83/102 (81.4%)19/102 (18.6%)
Diameter<.001
    Small (≤5 mm)130/173 (75.1%)43/108 (24.9%)
    Medium (5∼15 mm)63/119 (52.9%)56/119 (47.1%)
    Large (≥15 mm)4/9 (44.4%)5/9 (55.6%)
Neck<.001
    ≤4 mm142/192 (74.0%)50/192 (26.0%)
    >4 mm55/109 (50.5%)54/109 (49.5%)
Dome-to-neck ratio1.22 ± 0.5311.18 ± 0.578.521
Volume (cm3)0.101 ± 0.2900.297 ± 0.915.035
Method.001
    Catheter only129/175 (73.7%)46/175 (26.3%)
    Balloon-assisted48/86 (55.8%)38/86 (44.2%)
    Stent-assisted20/40 (50.0%)20/40 (50.0%)
Obliteration grade.641
    0 (complete)29/42 (69.0%)13/42 (31.0%)
    1 (≥90%)74/106 (69.8%)32/106 (30.2%)
    2 (70–89%)78/125 (62.4%)47/125 (37.6%)
    3 (50–69%)13/23 (56.5%)10/23 (43.5%)
    4–5 (<50%)3/5 (60.0%)2/5 (40.0%)
Packing attenuation (%)33.0 ± 12.1130.7 ± 11.18.113