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What are the contraindications of EVAR?

Patient-Centric Considerationsrenal insufficiencyEVAiliac arteries

mr Matthias Trenner

What are the contraindications of EVAR?

Consultant vascular surgeon Mr Trenner discusses some of the contraindications to determine whether an individual is able to have an Endovascular Aortic Repair.

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What are the contraindications of an EVA? Contraindications for EVA are a bad anatomy for EVA like a short infertile leg or if there is no landing zone in the iliac arteries. Further contraindications might be renal insufficiency, however it has to be decided it for the individual patient if the risk is takeable or not.

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