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Endovascular Reconstruction for Treatment of Vertebrobasilar Dolichoectasia: Long-Term Outcomes

X. Wu, Y. Xu, B. Hong, W.-Y. Zhao, Q.-H. Huang and J.-M. Liu
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2013, 34 (3) 583-588; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A3248
X. Wu
aFrom the Department of Neurosurgery, Changhai Hospital, Second Military Medical University, Shanghai, China.
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    A, Anteroposterior position angiogram of the right vertebrobasilar artery depicts the VBD (white arrows) and a fusiform aneurysm (black arrow). B, Semideployed coil to assist 2 telescoping LEO stents deployed with the double-catheter technique. C, The coil is resheathed after stent deployment. D, The right vertebrobasilar artery lumen is smaller than that in A (CT angiography follow-up 24 months). Note the disappearance of the fusiform aneurysm.

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    A, Anteroposterior position angiogram of the left vertebrobasilar artery depicts the VBD (white arrow) and aneurysmal arterial wall vesicles (black arrows). B, Angiogram immediately after overlapping stent deployment. C, Stents after the procedure. D, Angiographic follow-up 14 months after the procedure shows that the lumen of the basilar artery is thinner than that in A (white arrow) and the vesicles have disappeared (black arrows).

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    Characteristics and FindingsPatient No.
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    SexFMMMMMMMF
    Age (yr)757457485639636361
    Cerebrovascular risk factorsHPNHPN + HUHPN + HPL + PKHPN + SHPN + AS + AHPNHPNHPN
    SymptomsAcute headacheIschemiaIschemiaAcute headacheAcute headacheIschemiaIschemiaChronic headacheIschemia
    Intraluminal thrombosisYes (MRI)Possible (CT)Yes (MRI)NonePossible (CT)NoneYes (MRI)Yes (MRI)Yes (MRI)
    Involved anterior circulationYesYesNoneNoneYesNoneNoneNoneYes
    Predominant VAYes (R)Yes (L)BilateralYes (L)Yes (L)Yes (L)Yes (R)Yes (R)Bilateral
        Treatment mode3 × LEO, 8 × coils, occlude L-VA l mo later3 × LEO6 × LEO, 7 × coils5 × LEO4 × LEO3 × LEO4 × LEO 1 × Solitaire2 × LEO4 × Solitaire, 2 × coils
    mRS pre-op/post-op/FU (time, mo)1st: 4/3/3 (1 mo); 2nd: 3/4/5 (28 mo)3/2/5 (25 mo)3/3/3 (17 mo)1/1/0 (14 mo)2/2/2 (18 mo)3/3/Death (26 mo)4/4/Death (4 mo)1/1/0 (28 mo)1/1/1 (10 mo)
    Angiography FU (mo)1 mo23 mo (MRA)8 mo (DSA)13 mo (DSA)8 days24 mo (CTA)
    • Note:—HPN indicates hypertension; HU, hyperuricemia; HPL, hyperlipidemia; PK, polycystic kidney; S, smoking; A, alcohol; L, left; R, right; pre-op, pre-operation; post-op, immediately post-operation; FU, last follow-up after the operation.

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