Table 1:

Patients with delayed leukoencephalopathy—aneurysm location, size, detection to disappearance intervals, postprocedural symptoms, treatment, and allergy test

No.Location of AneurysmLargest Diameter of Aneurysm (mm)Interval between Intervention and Detection of DL (days)Interval between Intervention and Disappearance of DL (days)SymptomTreatmentAllergy Test
1IC-SHANA3048Weakness, aphasiaFree radical scavengerNA
2IC-SHA8.428WeaknessSteroid pulse, antihistaminePt, Zn, Mn
3IC-SHA3.888188NoneObservationNA
4MCA5.730521WeaknessSteroid pulseAll negative
5IC-PcomA5.193360HeadacheObservationAll negative
6IC-PcomA5.128224NoneObservationIr
7ACA distal5.6103269NoneObservationNA
8IC-ophthalmic5.0110200NoneObservationZn, Sn, Cr
9IC-ophthalmic3.889230NoneObservationZn
10IC-PcomA5.9135366NoneObservationNA
11IC-cavernous17.055WeaknessSteroid pulseAll negative
12AcomA7.930229Weakness, visual field lossSteroid pulseNA
13AcomA5.0105NoneObservationNA
14IC-PcomA9.448360NoneObservationNA
15IC-SHA5.81687Weakness, clumsy handSteroid agent, antihistamineNA
16IC-SHA14.299204NoneObservationNA
  • Note:—NA indicates not available; IC, internal carotid; SHA, superior hypophysial artery; PcomA, posterior communicating artery; ACA, anterior cerebral artery; AcomA, anterior communicating artery; Pt, platinum; Zn, zinc; Mn, manganese; Ir, iridium; Sn, tin; Cr, chromium; –, imaging changes still slightly remaining at the end of the study.