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Clinical variables at admission of patients with ruptured aneurysms eligible for treatment
Endovascular (n = 147) (82%)Surgery (n = 30) (17%)
Age (yr)Mean, 58; median, 58; range, 27–86Mean, 58; median, 59; range, 28–84
Sex106 Female (72%)23 Female (77%)
HH at admission
    15411
    2228
    3334
    4216
    5171
Aneurysm size
    ≤3 mm2513
    4–6 mm639
    7–10 mm396
    ≥10 mm202
Aneurysm location (No.)
    Anterior cerebral artery6117
    Middle cerebral artery218
    Internal carotid artery433
    Posterior circulation222
  • Note:—HH indicates Hunt and Hess scale.