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Age (yr) Number Percentage 10–19 0 20–29 3 4.75 30–39 15 18.75 40–49 15 18.75 50–59 16 20 60–69 25 31.25 70–79 6 7.5 >80 0 Total 80 Anterior Circulation 61 Posterior Circulation 19 Internal carotid artery 20 Vertebral artery 4 Internal carotid termination 4 Basilar artery 9 C1 12 Posterior cerebral artery 4 C2 3 Posterior inferior cerebellar artery 2 C3 1 Middle cerebral artery 9 Anterior cerebral artery 3 Anterior communicating artery 29 Complication No. of Cases Consequence Coil rupture 1 No clinical consequence Aneurysm rupture 3 No clinical consequence Embolic projections 7 Transient ischemic attack (2) Stroke (2)
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