DEBATE: Low Profile Devices For EVAR Are Failing: Their Future Is Questionable

DEBATE: Large Flow Lumenal Space In AAA Sac With Minimal Mural Thrombus Is Associated With Adverse Events After EVAR: It Is More Important Than AAA Sac Size: Thrombus May Be Protective

Large AAA Necks (> 29 mm) Increase Migration And Leak Risks After EVAR With Self-Expanding Endografts Due To Neck Dilatation: Not So With Anatomically Adaptive (Polymer) Sealing Endografts (Ovation) Which Are Not Followed With Neck Dilatation

Risk Factors And Late Clinical Consequences Of AAA Neck Dilatation >6 Years After EVAR With Self-Expanding Endografts: Does The Neck Keep Dilating After The Spring Is Gone: What Are The Differences Between Excluder And Endurant Endografts

Open Repair For AAAs Should Not Be Used In Patients >80 Unless Their AAA Is >6 cm And They Are At Risk Of Rupture Or Ruptured: These Restrictions Do Not Apply To EVAR