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Table 3 Microsurgical clipping for anterior cerebral artery aneurysm and postoperative complications (n = 150)

From: Surgical outcomes of patients after treatment of ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysms: “real-world” evidence from southern Thailand

Variable

n (%)

Time from onset to surgery (hours)

 

 < 72

101 (67.3)

 ≥ 72

49 (32.7)

Surgical side

 

 Right

51 (34.0)

 Left

99 (66.0)

Aneurysm obliterationa

 

 Complete

146 (97.3)

 Incomplete

1 (0.7)

 NA

3 (2.0)

Interoperative rupture

22 (14.7)

Number clip(s)

 

 1

106 (70.6)

 2

39 (26.0)

 3

5 (3.3)

Mean operation time ± SD (min)

339.2 ± 68.2

Mean estimate blood loss ± SD (mL)

632.4 ± 314.6

Intracranial complications

 

 Cerebral infarction

55 (36.7)

 Neurological worsening

38 (25.3)

 Symptomatic vasospasm

33 (22.0)

 Hydrocephalus

9 (6.0)

 Seizure

8 (5.3)

 Intracerebral hemorrhage

4 (2.7)

Systemic complications

 

 Acute DVT

2 (1.3)

 Acute PE

1 (0.7)

 Infectious complications

38 (25.3)

  Pneumonia

17 (11.3)

  Urinary tract infection

8 (5.3)

  Meningitis

6 (4.0)

  Wound infection

1 (0.7)

Mean LOS ± SD (days)

22.8 ± 38.7 (range 1–315 days)

  1. aAneurysm obliteration was recorded by neurosurgeon that might be defined by direct observation or using intravenous indocyanine green injection
  2. DVT, deep vein thrombosis of leg; LOS, length of hospital stays; NA, not available; PE, pulmonary embolism; SD, standard deviation; UTI, urinary tract infection