• The incidence of intracardiac cement embolism (ICE) during PVP is low (3.9%). • Having a high number of treated vertebrae during the same session is a significant risk factor for ICE. • Symptomatic intracardiac cement embolisms have a low incidence (8.3% of patients with ICE).

Patients treated by FDS for COA have a good long-term clinical ophthalmic outcome. However, extensive ophthalmic examination shows a high percentage of minor ophthalmic modifications. Interventional neuroradiologists should be aware of these possible complications when choosing to treat these aneurysms with FDS.

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Background and Purpose: Cangrelor is a P2Y12 inhibitor that presents the advantage of having a short half-life. Its use may be helpful in the management of antiplatelet therapy for patients treated with stent assisted coiling or flow-diverter stents. The purpose of our study was to report our early experience in using cangrelor for such indications.