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World J Clin Cases. May 26, 2024; 12(15): 2529-2541
Published online May 26, 2024. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v12.i15.2529
Table 1 Characteristics of patient with ruptured lobulated anterior communicating artery aneurysm
Case Number
Age
Sex
Time from rupture to endovascular treatment (h)
Maximum diameter of the aneurysms (mm)
Neck width (mm)
Lobed number
Fisher's grade
Hunt-Hess grade
Glasgow Coma Scale score
Hydrocephalus
Methods of Treatment
Immediately postprocedural Raymond-Roy grade
Complication
Imaging follow-up method
Follow-up Raymond-Roy grade
139Female34.2322213NoSingle microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
242Female115.12.822311NoSingle microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
363Female63.12.232312NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
452Male75.84.122312NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
543Female43.63.133312NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
656Female63.72.723411NoExternal ventricular drainage; Double microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
771Female483.6322114NoSingle microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
848Male75.5332213NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
961Female55.12.922215NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
1055Female752.622313NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
1165Female78.15.33449YesExternal ventricular drainage; Auxiliary support coil embolization2Arterial thrombosisDigital subtraction angiography2
1258Male55.3323313NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
1350Female104.6222313NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
1463Female265.12.122313NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
1566Male653.22449YesDouble microcatheter embolization1Communicating hydrocephalusCT angiography1
1653Male86.13.923312NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
1774Female505.43.422213NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
1861Male44.32.322312NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
1955Male55.7323312NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
2060Female55.73.832312NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
2148Female85.42.522313NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
2253Female124.92.322412NoDouble microcatheter embolization1NoCT angiography1
2363Male76.12.923411NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
2450Male65.52.822411NoAuxiliary support coil embolization1NoDigital subtraction angiography1
Table 2 Average information of patients, n (%)

Double-lobed patients
Multilobed patients
Age56.3 ± 9.055.8 ± 9.7
Sex8 (42.1)1 (20)
Time from rupture to endovascular treatment (h)12.9 ± 13.85.8 ± 1.3
Maximum diameter of the aneurysms (mm)5.0 ± 0.75.2 ± 2.0
Neck width (mm)2.9 ± 0.53.5 ± 1.2
Fisher's grade
Grade 213 (68.4)3 (60)
Grade 35 (26.3)1 (20)
Grade 41 (5.2)1 (20)
Hunt-Hess grade
Grade 0-24 (21.1)1 (20)
Grade 3-515 (78.9)4 (80)
Glasgow Coma Scale score12.2 ± 1.311.6 ± 1.5
Hydrocephalus1 (5.2)1 (20)
Methods of treatment
Single microcatheter embolization3 (15.8)0 (0)
Double microcatheter embolization8 (42.1)2 (40)
Auxiliary support coil embolization7 (36.8)2 (40)
External ventricular drainage; Double microcatheter embolization1 (5.3)0 (0)
External ventricular drainage; Auxiliary support coil embolization0 (0)1 (20)
Immediately postprocedural Raymond-Roy grade
Grade 119 (100)4 (80)
Grade 20 (0)1 (20)
Complication
Arterial thrombosis0 (0)1 (20)
Communicating hydrocephalus1 (5.2)0 (0)
Follow-up Raymond-Roy grade
Grade 119 (100)4 (80)
Grade 20 (0)1 (20)