Localizations of the aneurysms and the sensitivity of the softwarea

LocalizationNo. (%)Correctly Detected by CNN%
Anterior circulation39 (72.2%)2769.23%
 C1–C4 (infraophthalmic)12 (22.2%)650.0%
 Supraophthalmic27 (50%)2177.8%
 C5/67 (13.0%)571.4%
 ICA terminus1 (1.9%)1100.0%
 AComA7 (13.0%)685.7%
 MCA11 (20.4%)872.7%
 A11 (1.9%)1100.0%
Posterior circulation15 (27.8%)1173.3%
 Basilar tip1 (1.9%)1100.0%
 PComA8 (14.8%)787.5%
 SCA2 (3.7%)150.0%
 AICA0 (0.0%)0NA
 PICA1 (1.9%)1100.0%
 V41 (1.9%)1100.0%
 Basilar artery2 (3.7%)00.0%
  • Note:—AComA indicates anterior communicating artery; PComA, posterior communicating artery; SCA, superior cerebellar artery; NA, not applicable; CNN, convolutional neural network.

  • a The specificity of the algorithm was 87.2%. The term “basilar artery” indicates aneurysms of the basilar artery that do not arise from the basilar tip, the SCA, or the AICA. C5/6 includes ICA aneurysms that are located in the ICA segments C5 or C6. Aneurysms located at the ICA terminus or the origin of the PComA are listed separately.