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Variable Balloon Nonballoon % Occlusion No. of Total Patients No. of Studies % Occlusion No. of Total Patients No. of Studies Initial total occlusion 73 141 4 49 283 8 Initial subtotal occlusion 22 39 Initial incomplete occlusion 5 13 Follow-up total occlusion 72 138 5 54 193 8 Follow-up subtotal occlusion 17 34 Follow-up incomplete occlusion 10 11