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CTA showing significant long infrarenal aortic stenosis.
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CTA showing significant long infrarenal aortic stenosis.
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An initial diagnostic angiogram was performed to confirm the length of stents required (Fig. 2).
Angiogram showing severe stenosis of the distal aorta.
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A polymer (20 mL) was injected per graft with careful monitoring of the endobag pressure making sure not to exceed 200 mmHg (Fig. 3).
Nellix Balloon inflated to open the stent; polymer (20 mL) is injected in each limb.
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Completion angiogram showing a good radiological outcome.
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A 6 month follow-up CTA showed patent stents with no migration (Fig. 5).
Six month follow-up CTA showing the patent stent. Technical success was accompanied by clinical resolution of symptoms.
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Technical success was accompanied by clinical resolution of symptoms with an increase in ABPI to 0.9 on the right lower limb and 0.85 on the left side (see Fig. 6).