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Case Location Age/Sex Aneurysm Size (mm) Original Neck Diameter (mm) Absolute Neck Diameter Reduction (mm) Relative Neck Diameter Reduction 1 AcomA 56/F 5.9 5.24 0.77 15% 2 AcomA 27/M 6.9 4.28 0.34 8% 3 BA 53/F 11.0 6.86 0.54 8% 4 MCA 41/M 4.5 2.86 0.82 29% 5 PcomA 57/F 17.9 6.66 1.20 18% 6 BA 50/F 6.0 3.86 1.19 31% 7 MCA 58/M 12.8 6.79 0.70 10% 8 PA 39/F 6.1 3.76 1.20 32% Average 48 8.9 5.04 0.85 19% Minimum 27 5.9 2.86 0.34 8% Maximum 58 17.9 6.86 1.20 32% Standard deviation 11 4.6 1.58 0.32 10%
Note:—Aneurysm size is the largest aneurysm diameter. Neck diameters were measured in the working projection. AcomA indicates anterior communicating artery; BA, basilar artery; PA, pericallosal artery; PcomA: posterior communicating artery.