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Degree of Stenosis at DSA Flow Voids (n = 102) 0–49% 3 (2.9) 50–69% 11 (10.8) 70–99%* 86 (84.3) 100% (occlusion) 2 (2.0)
Note.—Data in parentheses are percentages.
* In the group of severe (70–99%) stenosis, nine cases of slow flow or the string sign were recorded, according to the DSA findings. These were graded as 99% stenoses.