Our second complex case of the week: a type I thoracoabdominal artery aneurysm with a previous first stage TEVAR. Custom made branched EVAR designed with 3 branches (no RRA). All visceral vessels cannulations performed with FORS technology with minimum fluoroscopy.

TAAA with arch involvement and previous aorto bi-femoral bypass (left limb occluded): First stage Endovascular total arch repair with physician-modified endograft with a TEVAR extension. Scheduled for a second stage FEVAR.

Complex AAA case. Endovascular repair w/ a 5 vessel custom made device, including an upward facing branch to Adamkiewicz artery and a fenestration to the replaced R hepatic artery. Landing in healthy aorta required proximal sealing in supraceliac zone.

Another outstanding publication just released in JVS - Vascular Insights , about Intra op Adjuncts and Techniques to Minimize Radiation during Complex EVAR. Always a great topic!! UTSWVascular UTSW Surgery Aortic Research Consortium Vascular Surgery Think Aorta #EVAR #AortaEd jvsvi.org/article/S2949-…

Exciting Opportunity in Vascular Surgery Research! Our department is currently seeking a post-doctoral clinical research fellow for a 1-2 year term. For more information, please visit: vascular.org/trainees-stude… UTSW Surgery Vascular SVS

Check out this great discussion about Transcatheter Electrosurgical Septotomy on this episode of the JVS-Cases Innovations and Techniques Audible Bleeding Podcast! Our recent publication about this useful technique: jvscit.org/article/S2468-… J Vascular Surgery UTSWVascular Aortic Research Consortium AortaEd Vascular Surgery