TABLE 1:

Characteristics of eight patients with peripheral cerebellar artery aneurysms

Patient No.	Age (yr)/Sex	Location	Sac	Neck	Presentation	Treatment	Initial Results	Complications	Outcome	Follow-up
1	43/F	SCA	S	S	SAH	Selective	Complete	Thrombus	Excellent	Unchanged
2	68/M	AICA	S	S	SAH	Selective	Neck remnant	None	Excellent	Further thrombosis
3	52/F	SCA	S	S	SAH	Selective	Complete	None	Excellent	Unchanged
4	16/M	PICA	L	W	Incidental	Nonselective	Complete	None	Excellent	Unchanged
5	57/M	PICA	L	W	SAH	Nonselective	Complete	None	Excellent	Unchanged
6	26/F	SCA	S	S	SAH	Selective	Neck remnant	None	Excellent	Further thrombosis
7	62/F	AICA	S	W	SAH	Nonselective	Complete	None	Nerve palsy	Unchanged
8	19/M	SCA	S	S	SAH	Selective	Residual flow	Bleeding	Excellent	Unchanged

Note.—F indicates female; M, male; SCA, superior cerebellar artery; AICA, anterior inferior cerebellar artery; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery; S, small; L, large; W, wide; SAH, subarachnoid hemorrhage.