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Aneurysm Group A Group B Total Ruptured 80 (69) 22 (50) 102 (64) Unruptured 36 (31) 22 (50) 58 (36) Total 116 44 160
Note.— Group A included aneurysms with a neck ≤4 mm, and group B, aneurysms with a neck >4 mm.
Data are number (%) of aneurysms.