Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5617903 | Journal of Vascular Surgery | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Higher rates of reintervention occurred when EVAR was performed outside of IFU guidelines or when additional components were needed. Additions raised graft costs significantly above baseline. Notable differences in graft performance in complex anatomy and varied patterns of reoperation could be useful in the graft selection process to improve outcome and contain costs. Bilateral PEVAR was associated with lower costs and postoperative day 1 discharge. Attempting PEVAR may be reasonable unless there is serious concern for failure.
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Authors
Monica S. MS, RN, Linda M. MD, Hasan H. MD, Gregory S. MD, Mariel MD, Sonya MD, G. Richard MD, Maciej L. MD, PhD,