Table 1.

Clinical data and demographics of patients treated by flow diversion for ICABR aneurysms.

	Age	Sex	Presentation	No. of aneurysms/patient	Site	Size (max. diameter)	Ruptured/non-Ruptured	Angiography result at 6 months	EVD inserted	FD model	Site of deployment	No. of FD
1	36	Male	Headache	1	Proximal A1	Re-canalised part 8 mm	Non-ruptured	Complete cure	No	Pipeline	MCA to ICA	1
2	58	Male	Family history of SAH	2	1 in proximal A1 and 1 in distal ICA	Both are 2.5 mm	Non-ruptured	(Pending)	No	Pipeline	ACA to ICA	1
3	43	Female	Headache	1	Proximal A1	5 mm	Non-ruptured	Complete cure	No	Pipeline	MCA to ICA	1
4	62	Male	SAH, 10 days	1	Distal ICA	1.8 mm	Ruptured	Complete cure	Yes	Surpass	MCA to ICA	1
5	27	Female	SAH	1	Proximal A1	1 mm	Ruptured	Complete cure	No	Pipeline	MCA to ICA	2
6	53	Female	10-year follow-up after previous SAH	1	Proximal A1	2 mm	Non-ruptured	Complete cure	No	Pipeline	MCA to ICA	1
7	62	Female	Headache	1	Distal ICA	20 mm	Non-ruptured	Complete cure	No	Pipeline	MCA to ICA	1

EVD: external ventricular drain; FD: flow diverter; SAH: subarachnoid haemorrhage; ICA: internal carotid artery; ACA: anterior cerebral artery; MCA: middle cerebral artery.