Mural Thrombotic Deposits in Abdominal Aortic Endografts Are Common and Do Not Require Additional Treatment at Short-term and Midterm Follow-up

Incidentally found thrombotic deposits in abdominal aortic endografts are common and device-specific, with a lower incidence in the Excluder group versus the Zenith group. These thrombotic deposits are clinically silent, do not require additional treatment at short-term and midterm follow-up, and do not affect the overall survival of the treated patients.