New Findings Reported from Gunma University Describe Advances in Aneurysm (Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Using Physician-Modified Fenestrated Endurant Contralateral Limb for Internal Iliac Artery Preservation).

A new report from Gunma University in Japan describes a novel technique for repairing aneurysms and preserving blood flow in the internal iliac artery. The researchers developed a procedure using a physician-modified fenestrated Endurant contralateral limb to reinforce the fenestration and preserve the artery. The technique was successfully performed in 24 patients with no complications observed after a 1-year follow-up. The researchers believe that this procedure is safe, reliable, and effective in preventing ischemia in the internal iliac region and has the potential to expand the range of anatomical indications for internal iliac artery-preserving procedures. [Extracted from the article]