Table 1:

Characteristics of the patients

Stable Aneurysms (n = 242)Reruptured Aneurysms (n = 7)Pa
Mean age (yr)60 (±12)63 (±13)NS
Female sex (No.)170    6NS
Baseline parameters
    Fisher grading (1–4) (No.)22, 44, 98, 780, 2, 3, 2NS
    Hunt and Hess grading (1–5) (No.)48, 39, 59, 82, 141, 1, 2, 2, 1NS
Aneurysm location (No.)NS
    Anterior cerebral artery781
    Internal carotid artery622
    Medial cerebral artery    60
    Posterior communicating artery241
    Basilar artery603
    Other posterior circulation    90
Aneurysm morphology
    Size (<5 mm, 5–10 mm, >10 mm) (No.)58, 125, 591, 4, 2NS
        (mean value)(8.11 ± 3.82)(7.34 ± 2.00)
    Neck (<4 mm, >4 mm) (No.)177, 653, 4    .0382
        (mean value)(3.19 ± 1.51)(4.26 ± 0 · 77)
    Aspect ratio (mean value)2.65 ± 1.211.7 ± 0.19<.0001
    Nonoccluded area (mm2) (mean value)9.41 ± 1.898,95 ± 9,94 NS
    Total area (mm2) (mean value)49.23 ± 48.0146.41 ± 29.84NS
Follow-up
    GOS (1–5) (No.)26, 42, 24, 41, 1092, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1NS
  • Note:—No. indicates number of patients.

  • a P values derived from the paired t test for continuous variables and the Kruskal-Wallis test for categoric variables.