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Table 1 Clinical data in the present study

From: Brain arteriovenous malformations of the middle cerebral artery region: image characteristics and endovascular treatment based on a new classification system

Characteristic

Data

Age (years)

Mean

33.8 ± 14.7

Range

8–68

Sex

Female

55.6% (75/135)

Male

44.4% (60/135)

Presentation

Unruptured

29.6% (40/135)

IH

50.4% (68/135)

IVH

9.6% (13/135)

IH and IVH

8.1% (11/135)

SAH

2.2% (3/135)

Hunt-Hess grade

0

29.6% (40/135)

I

29.6% (40/135)

II

27.4% (37/135)

III

13.3% (18/135)

BAVM size (cm)

Mean

3.7 ± 1.7

Range

0.5–8

Spetzler‒Martin grade

I

20.7% (28/135)

II

33.3% (45/135)

III

37% (50/135)

IV

8.1% (11/135)

V

0.7% (1/135)

BAVM type

I

11.1% (15/135)

II

11.9% (16/135)

IIIa

40% (54/135)

IIIb

37% (50/135)

Associated aneurysm

Prenidal

5.2% (7/135)

Intranidal

9.6% (13/135)

Draining vein type

Single superficial vein

47.4% (64/135)

Multiple superficial veins

40% (54/135)

Deep vein

8.1% (11/135)

Superficial and deep veins

4.4% (6/135)

Primary draining vein morphology

Normal

32.6% (44/135)

Dilated

21.5% (29/135)

Varicose

45.9% (62/135)

EVT degree of the nidus

 < 1/3

16.3% (22/135)

1/3–2/3

47.4% (64/135)

 > 2/3

36.3% (49/135)

Hospital stay after EVT (days)

Mean

6.7 ± 2.6

Range

2–13

Glasgow Outcome Scale score at discharge

5

76.3% (103/135)

4

20.7% (28/135)

3

3.0% (4/135)

  1. BAVM brain arteriovenous malformation, EVT endovascular treatment, IH intracerebral hemorrhage, IVH intraventricular hemorrhage, SAH subarachnoid hemorrhage