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Characteristics Incidence (%) Age (years) 30–73; mean, 57 Sex Male 11 (20) Female 45 (80) Initial presenting symptoms Chemosis 18 (32) Exophthalmos 12 (21) Orbital pain 19 (34) Loss of visual acuity 7 (13) Diplopia 19 (34) Ptosis 7 (13) Headache 12 (21) Venous approach routes Inferior petrosal sinus 36 (64) Intercavernous sinus 4 (7) Facial vein 7 (13) Direct ophthalmic vein 3 (5) Angiographic results Complete 29 (52) Nearly complete 13 (23) Incomplete 14 (25) Clinical outcome (n = 46) Improvement 42 (91) No improvement 2 (4) Recurred 2 (4)