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No. Sex Age (yr) Symptoms Leading to Intervention 1 M 64 Left-sided hemiplegia and facial nerve paresis, line-of-sight nystagmus to the left, dysarthria, dysphagia 2 M 71 Diplopia, insecure gait, progressive aneurysm size, fear of death 3 M 65 Progressive right-sided hemiparesis, increasingly insecure gait with recurrent falls, clumsiness, and sensory deficits in the right upper extremity 4 M 58 Recurrent episodes of dizziness, headache, tinnitus, sensory deficits in right arm and limb and acute prepontine SAH 5 M 54 Persistent central oculomotor disorder, progressive dysarthria, and latent monoparesis of the right limb 6 M 49 Diplopia due to abducens nerve paresis, dysphagia, hypesthesia of left face and hand, dysarthria, instable gait Mean age (range) 60 (49–71)