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Number of Patients (%) Age <40 yr 32 (14.7) 40–69 yr 149 (68.7) ≥70 yr 36 (16.6) Mean 54.2 yr Range 13–83 yr Sex Female 167 (77) Male 50 (23) Classification Group 1, incidental 118 (54.4) Group 2, mass effect 51 (23.5) Group 3, tumor/AVM 12 (5.5) Group 4, chronic SAH 17 (7.8) Group 5, acute SAH 19 (8.8) Grade I 4 Grade II 9 Grade III 5 Grade IV 1 Grade V 0 Indication for endovascular treatment Surgically difficult 68 (31.3) Failed clipping 17 (7.8) Refusal of surgery 37 (17.1) Elderly plus poor medical condition 54 (24.9) Information not available 41 (18.9)
Note.—AVM indicates arteriovenous malformation; SAH, subarachnoid hemorrhage.