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Follow-Up of Intracranial Aneurysms Treated with Matrix Detachable Coils: A Single-Center Experience

D. Mitra, A. Herwadkar, C. Soh and A. Gholkar
American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2007, 28 (2) 362-367;
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    Table 1:

    Location of aneurysms

    Location of AneurysmNumber (%)
    Anterior communicating29 (34.6%)
    Posterior communicating25 (29.8%)
    Internal carotid13 (15.5%)
    Middle cerebral5 (5.9%)
    Basilar tip4 (4.7%)
    Posterior inferior cerebellar4 (4.7%)
    Vertebrobasilar2 (2.4%)
    Superior cerebellar1 (1.2%)
    Pericallosal1 (1.2%)
    Total84
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    Table 2:

    Results of follow-up after embolization

    ResultsAll Aneurysms(Total = 70)Matrix Only Aneurysms(Total = 37)
    Stable39 (55.7%)21 (56.8%)
    Improved14 (20.0%)6 (16.2%)
    Recanalized17 (24.3%)10 (27.0%)
    Major recanalization6 (8.6%)4 (10.8%)
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    Details of aneurysms with recanalization

    WFNS GradeLocationSize (mm)NeckCoils UsedPostembolism ResultDegree of Recanalization
    11AcomA3.3 × 3.7SMatrix onlyR1R1 TO R2
    22AcomA2.5 × 3.5SMatrix onlyR1R1 TO R2
    31ICA7.6 × 6.7SMixedR1R1 TO R2
    4UnrupturedICA3.0 × 2.7SMixedR1R1 TO R3
    51MCA7.4 × 6.0WMatrix onlyR1R1 TO R2
    63MCA8.0 × 3.5SMixedR1R1 TO R2
    71PcomA5.0 × 3.4WMatrix onlyR1R1 TO R2
    81PcomA17.5 × 7.8WMatrix onlyR2R2 TO R3
    91PcomA6.1 × 5.0WMatrix onlyR2R2 TO R3
    105PcomA8.0 × 3.9SMixedR2R2 TO R3
    112SC8.5 × 6.0WMixedR1R1 TO R3
    122AcomA11.0 × 7.0WMixedR3R3 TO R3+ (M)
    131PcomA7.5 × 8.6WMatrix onlyR3R3 TO R3+ (M)
    141PcomA8.0 × 6.0WMatrix onlyR2R2 TO R3 (M)
    151PcomA5.0 × 3.5SMatrix onlyR1R1 TO R3 (M)
    161PICA4.0 × 3.0WMatrix onlyR3R3 TO R3+ (M)
    175PICA6.0 × 4.0WMixedR3R3 TO R3+ (M)
    • Note:—R3 M indicates major recanalization; R3+, worse than previous R3 (ie, more contrast filling aneurysm sac); SC, superior cerebellar; S, small neck; W, wide neck; AcomA, anterior communicating artery; ICA, internal carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; PcomA, posterior communicating artery; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery.

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    Table 4:

    Procedural complications including all 84 aneurysms

    ComplicationNumber (%)
    Thromboembolic3 (3.6%)
    Aneurysm rupture4 (4.7%)
    Coil stretching3 (3.6%)
    Groin hematoma1 (1.2%)
    Parent vessel occlusion1 (1.2%)
    Coil friction causing incomplete occlusion1 (1.2%)
    Intra-procedural vasospasm1 (1.2%)
    Total14
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