Table 3 Multivariate analyses of morphological characteristics.

From: Tobacco use and age are associated with different morphologic features of anterior communicating artery aneurysms

 

Age at diagnosis

Current tobacco use

Years since quit tobacco

Current alcohol use

Female

Hypertension

History of ischemic stroke

Coronary artery disease

Family history of SAH

Family history of aneurysms

Intrinsic morphological parameters

Maximum height

 

1.1

  

− 0.79

     

Perpendicular height

 

1.1

  

− 0.74

     

Aspect ratio

 

0.22

        

Height/width

      

0.02

   

Neck diameter

0.02

       

− 0.42

 

Irregularity

0.98 OR

         

Daughter dome

0.98 OR

         

Transitional morphological parameters

Size ratio

 

0.19

  

− 0.18

     

Flow angle

− 0.24

         

Extrinsic morphological parameters

Ipsilateral A1

  

0.002

    

0.27

  

Ipsilateral A2

   

− 0.10

   

0.29

  

Ipsilateral A1-A2 angle

− 0.21

   

5.8

     

Ipsilateral A2-ACoA angle

  

0.11

  

    

Contralateral A1-A2 angle

− 0.34

         
  1. Regression coefficients or odds ratios (OR) of significant factors are shown. Morphological characteristics significantly associated with rupture in multivariate analysis are bolded. See Supplemental Tables for complete results.
  2. ACoA anterior communicating artery.