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Table 7: 
Angiographic outcomes 1 year after the procedure
All Unruptured AneurysmsWide-Neck Aneurysms
Stent-Coil (n = 114)Coil Alone (n = 180)P ValueStent-Coil (n = 70)Coil Alone (n = 59)P Value
Occlusion assessment
    Raymond 151.8%44.4%.2245.7%27.1%.03
    Raymond 221.1%23.9%.5717.1%30.5%.07
    Raymond 327.2%31.7%.4137.1%42.4%.55
Change assessment
    Better51.8%31.1%.000445.7%20.3%.003
    Same31.6%35.6%.4832.9%28.8%.62
    Worse16.7%33.3%.00221.4%50.8%.0005
  • Note:—81% of subjects in the “all unruptured aneurysms” group and 82% of subjects in the “wide-neck aneurysms” subgroup had angiograms assessable by the core lab at 1-year follow-up.