Hoz case series of oculomotor nerve involvement after intracisternal papaverine administration during anterior communicating artery aneurysm clipping surgery.

Table 2: Hoz case series of oculomotor nerve involvement after intracisternal papaverine administration during anterior communicating artery aneurysm clipping surgery.

	Age (Years)	Gender	Presentation	Radiological Findings	Direction of the Aneurysm	Cisternostomy and Lamina Terminalis Fenestration	Papaverine Dose	Post-Operative Complications	Time to Resolution	Outcome at Discharge
Case 1	46	Male	Headache, Vomiting	SAH and ICH	Superiorly	No	2 mL of Papaverine 3% diluted in 20 mL Saline	Ipsilateral Mydriasis	4 hours	Good
Case 2	43	Male	Headache, Seizures, Decreased LOC	SAH and ICH	Anteriorly	No	2 mL of Papaverine 3% diluted in 20 mL Saline	IpsilateralMydriasis	4 hours	Good
Case 3	41	Female	Headache, Vomiting	SAH	Superiorly	No	2 mL of Papaverine 3% diluted in 20 mL Saline	Ipsilateral Mydriasis	12 hours	Good
Case 4	35	Female	Headache, Vomiting, Decreased LOC	SAH	Anteriorly	No	2 mL of Papaverine 3% diluted in 10 mL Saline	Ipsilateral Mydriasis	12 hours	Good
Case 5	39	Female	Decreased LOC	SAH	Anteriorly	No	2 mL of Papaverine 3% diluted in 10 mL Saline	Dilation in the Bilateral Pupils with Transient Hypotension	10 hours 2 days for Blood Pressure Normalization	Good