Table 1:

Angiographic and clinical results after endovascular treatment of traumatic lesions of the vertebral artery

Patient No.	Sex/Age (yr)	Clinical Presentation	Cause	Topography	Treatment	Occlusion Grade	Clinical Outcome
1	M/18	Neck bruit	Gunshot	Above C2, left	Coiling	Total	Asymptomatic
2	M/28	Neck bruit	Gunshot	C5-C2, left	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
3	M/18	Neck bruit, cephalgia	Gunshot	Below C5, left	Balloon occlusion (parent artery sacrifice)	Total	Asymptomatic
4	M/26	Spinal cord symptoms	Stab wound	Below C5, right	Stent, coils, n-butyl cyanoacrylate	Partial^*	Asymptomatic
5	M/35	Neck bruit	Gunshot	Below C5, left	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
6	M/27	Neck bruit	Gunshot	C5-C2, right	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
7	M/35	Neck bruit, cephalgia	Gunshot	Above C2, left	Ballon occlusion and coiling of the AVF	Partial^*	Asymptomatic
8	M/42	Neck bruit	Gunshot	Above C2, left	Coiling	Total	Asymptomatic
9	M/26	Brain infarcts	Stab wound	Below C5, right	Balloon occlusion (parent artery sacrifice)	Total	Partial improvement
10	M/36	Neck bruit	Stab wound	C5-C2, left	Balloon occlusion (parent artery sacrifice)	Total	Asymptomatic
11	F/11	Radiculopathy	Jugular catheter	C5-C2, right	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
12	M/19	Neck bruit	Gunshot	Below C5, right	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
13	F/21	Neck bruit	Gunshot	Above C2, right	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
14	M/25	Neck bruit	Stab wound	C5-C2, right	Spontaneous occlusion	Total	Asymptomatic
15	M/23	Tinnitus	Gunshot	Above C2, left	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
16	F/43	Neck bruit	Stab wound	C5-C2, right	Balloon occlusion (parent artery sacrifice)	Total	Asymptomatic
17	F/49	Bruit, arm weakness, SAH	Detonation	C5-C2, left	Balloon occlusion (trapping technique)	Total	Asymptomatic
18	M/27	Neck bruit	Gunshot	Above C2, left	Balloon occlusion of the AVF	Total	Asymptomatic

Note:—SAH indicates subarachnoid hemorrhage; AVF, arteriovenous fistula.
* Initially partial angiographic occlusion, total occlusion during follow-up.