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Response: We appreciate the comments by Drs O'Kelly and Macdonald regarding our article1 and largely agree with them. They raise 2 main points related to censoring at retreatment and to whether degree of aneurysm occlusion should be considered a confounder. Coil embolization encumbers patients and physicians with follow-up imaging and retreatment to a much greater extent than surgical clipping.2 If one considers this a part of the treatment regimen inherent in coil embolization it is actually not …
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