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- Neurovascular complications from carotid artery stenting (CAS) can include issues like embolism, hemorrhage, dissection, thrombosis, and vasospasm.
- Effective management of these complications necessitates understanding of vascular anatomy, accurate identification of complications, and a tailored response plan based on the operator's expertise.
- The chapter outlines strategies for preventing and handling procedural complications associated with CAS.
Article Abstract
Neurovascular complications of carotid artery stenting (CAS) include intracranial embolism and hemorrhage, carotid dissection, in-stent thrombosis and vasospasm. Management of these crises requires knowledge of the intracranial vascular anatomy and collateral circulation, correct identification of the complication and its clinical implications, and a response plan that is appropriate to the complication and to the skill set of the operator. In this chapter the authors discuss techniques for the avoidance and management of CAS procedural complications.
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