Table 3:

Summary of data on individual patients in the series

Patient No./Age (y) at Initial Procedure/Sex	Race	Comment	Lesion Location	Referred/Followed by	Type of Physician	Procedure Performed	Outcome	Periprocedural Neurological Event (Outcome)	Restenosis (mo)	Management	Follow-up (mo as of May 10, 2004)	Late Event
1/56/M	W		Basilar	R.M.	Neurologist	A					61	Died (abdominal sepsis)
2/65/F	W		Basilar	R.M./D.D.	Neurologist	A					88
3/39/M	W		ICA	D.D.		A	Residual stenosis >50%				85
		2nd lesion	MCA			A					85
4/74/M	W		Vertebral	R.M./E.N./K.M.	Neurologist/CV surgeon/internist	A		TIA (resolved)			84	Lacunar stroke 69 mo
5/59/F	W		MCA	R.M./D.D./J.B.	Neurologist/vascular surgeon	A			4	Retreated: stable	83
		Repeat at 10 mo
6/53/M	B		ICA	R.M./J.B.	Neurologist/vascular surgeon	A			2	Retreated: stable	83
		Repeat at 2 mo				A
7/70/F	W		Vertebral	D.D./E.N.	Neurologist/CV surgeon	A		Hyperperfusion bleed (good)			3	Died (post–coronary artery bypass)
8/71/F	W		Vertebral	D.D.	Neurologist	A	Residual stenosis >50%		6	Followed: stable	78
9/54/M	W		ICA	L.D./J.B.	Neurologist/vascular surgeon	A					77
10/68/M	W		Basilar	R.M./J.L.	Neurologist/ cardiologist	A					76
11/60/F	W		ICA	R.M./J.B.	Neurologist/vascular surgeon	A		Stroke opposite hemisphere (good)			76
12/73/M	W		ICA	D.D.	Neurologist	A					74
13/45/M	W		ICA	R.M.	Neurologist	A					72
		2nd lesion	MCA			A					72
14/46/M	W		Vertebral	D.D.	Neurologist	A	Residual stenosis >50%		6^*	Retreated: stable	68
		Repeat at 6 mo	Vertebral			A
		2nd lesion	Vertebral			A					62
		3rd lesion	ICA			A	Asymptomatic dissection				61
15/72/M	W		ICA	D.D./J.B.	Neurologist/vascular surgeon						63
		2nd lesion	ICA			A					63
16/81/M	W		ICA	D.D.	Neurologist	A/S	Asymptomatic dissection				62
17/71/M	W		Vertebral	R.M.	Neurologist	A					62
18/74/F	W		ICA	R.M./R.D.	Neurologist/CV surgeon	S	Asymptomatic dissection				61
19/70/M	W		ICA	R.R./L.D.	Internist/neurologist	A	Residual stenosis >50%				61
20/55/M	W		ACA	R.L.	Neurosurgeon	A		Wire perforation (craniotomy, good)			60
21/49/M	W		Vertebral	D.D.	Neurologist	A			4	Retreated: recurred	58
		Repeat at 12 mo				A/S			6	Occluded: stable
22/78/M	W		ICA	L.D.	Neurologist	A					57
		2nd lesion	MCA			A					51
23/72/M	W		Basilar	D.D.	Neurologist	A			12^*	Followed: unable to access	56	Stroke 12 mo
24/76/M	W		ICA	D.D.	Neurologist	A	Residual stenosis >50%		2.5	Retreated: stable	56
		Repeat at 3 mo				S
25/75/M	W		Basilar	D.D.	Neurologist	A			16	Followed: stable	53
26/39/M	B		ICA	R.M./Lu.D.	Neurologist/ neurosurgeon	A	Asymptomatic dissection				53
		2nd lesion	ICA			A					50
27/42/M	W		ICA	D.D.	Neurologist	A					52
28/66/M	W		Vertebral	P.T.	Internist	A	Asymptomatic dissection		6^*	Retreated: stable	34	Died (cardiovascular)
		Repeat at 5 mo				A/S
29/70/M	B		ICA	S.S.	Neurologist	A					53
30/55/M	W		Vertebral	J.D./R.M.	Neurologist	A	Asymptomatic dissection, >50% residual stenosis		5	Retreated: stable	50
		Repeat at 5 mo				A
31/67/F	B		MCA	D.D.	Neurologist	A	Residual stenosis >50%	TIA (resolved)	3	Retreated: stable	50
		Repeat at 3 mo				A
32/69/M	W		Vertebral	D.D.	Neurologist	A					48
33/75/M	W		Basilar	R.M.	Neurologist	A			4	Retreated: recurred	32
		Repeat at 5 mo				A			1^*	Too sick to treat		Stroke 18 mo, died (multisystem failure)
34/59/M	W		ICA	R.M./D.D.	Neurologist	A					43	Hemorrhagic stroke 8 mo
		2nd lesion	MCA			A					43
35/74/M	W		Vertebral	L.D.	Neurologist	S					43
		2nd lesion	VB junction			A					43
36/51/M	W		Vertebral	R.M./D.D.	Neurologist	A	Asymptomatic dissection, >50% residual stenosis		3	Retreated: stable	42
		Repeat at 3 mo				A
37/70/M	W		ICA	E.N.	CV surgeon	A/S					42
		2nd lesion	ICA			A/S	Asymptomatic dissection				42
38/57/M	W		ICA	L.D.	Neurologist	S					42
39/74/M	W		Vertebral	L.D.	Neurologist	A					41
40/52/F	W		PCA	S.S.	Neurologist	A		Vessel rupture (fatal)			0
41/79/M	W		ICA	R.M.	Neurologist	A	Asymptomatic dissection				40
42/46/M	W		ICA	N.B./D.D.	Neurologist	S					32
43/70/M	W		Vertebral	N.B.	Neurologist	S					31
44/41/F	W		Vertebral	F.L.	Neurologist	S					30
45/61/M	W		Vertebral	J.D.	Neurologist	A/S	Asymptomatic dissection, >50% residual stenosis		1.5	Retreated: recurred	27
		Repeat at 2 mo				S	Residual stenosis >50%		2	Retreated: stable
		Repeat at 3 mo				S			4	Followed: stable
46/70/M	W		MCA	L.D.	Neurologist	A					27
47/65/M	W		Vertebral	L.D.	Neurologist	A(1)/S(2)		Stroke opposite cerebellar hemisphere (good)			27
48/54/M	W		Vertebral	N.B./D.D.	Neurologist	S			6	Followed: stable	25
49/48/M	W		ICA	J.B.	Vascular surgeon	S					21
50/71/F	W		Vertebral	E.B.	Cardiologist	S					18
51/48/M	O		MCA	F.L.	Neurologist	A					18
52/59/F	B		Vertebral	C.T./D.D.	CV Surgeon/neurologist	A					13
53/78/M	W		Basilar	K.M.	Internist	A					13
54/75/M	W		Basilar	L.Du.	Cardiologist	A					11
55/48/F	W		ICA	H.C.	Neurologist	A			3^*	Followed: unable to access	11
56/68/M	W		ICA	J.B.	Vascular surgeon	S		TIA (resolved)			11
57/36/M	B		ICA	D.D.	Neurologist	S			4	Followed: stable	10
		2nd lesion	ICA			A					6
58/72/M	B		Basilar	K.H.	Neurologist	A			3	Retreated: stable	10
		Repeat at 3 mo	Basilar			A/S
59/53/F	W		ICA	H.C.	Neurologist	A					4
60/80/F	W		Basilar	E.A.	Internist	A	Residual stenosis >50%		1.5	Followed	2

Note:—W indicates white; B, black; O, oriental; ICA, internal carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; ACA, anterior cerebral artery; PCA, posterior cerebral artery; A, angioplasty; S, stent; TIA, transient ischemic attack;
* , with symptoms.