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Variablea Patients (n = 408) Age (yr) 33.3 ± 14.1 Men 230 (56) Presenting symptoms Hemorrhage 196 (48) Seizure 115 (28) Spetzler-Martin grade I 41 (10) II 124 (30) III 143 (35) IV 81 (20) V 19 (5) AVM location Cortical 312 (76) Deep 66 (16) Infratentorial 30 (7) Eloquent 231 (59) AVM characteristics Deep drainage 159 (39) Intranidal aneurysm 55 (14) Number of procedure 1 Session 157 (38) 2 Sessions 118 (29) 3 Sessions 75 (18) ≥ 3 Sessions 58 (14)
↵a No. (%); mean ± SD.