Table 1:

Demographic characteristics

All Patients (n = 310)Patients with Coiling (n = 188)Patients with Flow Diverters (n = 122)P Value
Mean age (SD) (yr)57.4 (20–83)57.9 (24–80)55.7 (23–80).10
Female sex (No.) (%)249 (80.3%)145 (77.1%)104 (85.2%).01
Mean (range) follow-up (mo)23.4 (1–67)24.5 (1–67)22.4 (1–61)
No. of aneurysms318196122
Aneurysm location<.0001
    Cavernous ICA27 (8.5%)1 (0.5%)26 (21.3%)
    Paraclinoid/supraclinoid ICA104 (32.7%)34 (17.3%)70 (57.4%)
    ICA terminus13 (4.1%)10 (5.1%)3 (2.5%)
    ICA PcomA36 (11.3%)24 (12.2%)12 (9.8%)
    MCA19 (6.0%)16 (8.2%)3 (2.5%)
    ACA/AcomA56 (17.6%)56 (28.6%)0 (0%)
    Vertebral artery2 (0.6%)1 (0.5%)1 (0.8%)
    Basilar artery37 (11.6%)35 (17.9%)2 (1.6%)
    PICA10 (3.21)7 (3.6%)3 (2.5%)
    Other14 (4.4%)12 (6.1%)2 (1.6%)
    Anterior circulation263 (82.7%)148 (75.5%)115 (94.3%)
    Posterior circulation55 (17.3%)48 (24.5%)7 (5.7%)
Mean size (SD)8.7 (±6.3 mm)12.3 (±8.6 mm)<.0001
    Small (<5 mm)60 (18.9%)46 (23.5%)14 (11.5%)
    Medium (5–15 mm)207 (65.1%)131 (66.8%)76 (62.3%)
    Large (16–25 mm)26 (8.2%)11 (5.6%)15 (12.3%)<.0001
    Giant (>25 mm)25 (7.9%)8 (4.1%)17 (13.9%)<.0001
Symptoms
    Asymptomatic249 (78.3%)159 (81.1%)90 (73.8%)
    Symptomatic69 (21.7%)37 (18.9%)32 (26.2%)
    Headaches35 (11.0%)21 (10.7%)14 (11.5%)
    Visual problems18 (5.7%)9 (4.6%)9 (7.4%)
Aneurysm discovered incidentally210 (66.0%)144 (73.5%)66 (54.1%)
  • Note:—PcomA indicates posterior communicating artery; AcomA, anterior communicating artery; ACA, anterior cerebral artery; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery.