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Characteristics Flow Diversion (n = 49) Conventional Coiling (n = 30) P Value Radiologic outcomes Initial occlusion grade Not available 49 (100%) <.001 Complete 13 (43.5%) Remnant neck 8 (26.7%) Sac filling 9 (30%) One-year follow-up occlusion grade (flow-diversion coiling) .154 OKM D/complete or near-complete 28 (62.2%) 13 (46.4%) OKM C/remnant neck 12 (26.7%) 7 (25%) OKM A and B/sac filling 5 (11.1%) 8 (28.6%) Recurrence during follow-up 0 (0%) 12 (40%) <.001 Retreatment 6 (12.2%) 7 (23.3%) .197 Mean follow-up period (mo) 30.3 (SD, 18.7) 40.8 (SD, 25.6) .111 Clinical outcomes Cranial nerve symptom change .046 Improved 15 (60%) 3 (25%) Worsened or sustained 10 (40%) 9 (75%) mRS ≥2 at discharge 2 (4.1%) 0 (0%) .262 mRS ≥2 at last follow-up 5 (10.2%) 0 (0%) .071 Mean follow-up period (mo) 33.0 (SD, 21.1) 45.9 (SD, 35.8) .073
↵a Data are mean or No. (%).