Issues And Experience With Three Types Of Branch Devices To Treat Aortic Arch Diseases (Terumo Relay, Endospan Nexus, Gore Single Branched Thoracic Endograft (TBE) Compared To Debranching TEVAR

Total Endovascular Treatment Of Aortic Arch Lesions Is Possible: What Are The Best Devices And Techniques: Open Surgery Is No Longer Needed: Is There Any Role For Chimney Grafts

Percutaneous Endovascular Repair Of Aortic Arch Lesions With A Double Fenestrated Endograft (Valiant Captiva From Medtronic): Early Multicenter Results From The EVERGREEN Trial

Total Endovascular Aortic Arch Repair Is Complicated But A 3 Retrograde Branch Design Is Safest And Simplest When Reinforced Steerable Sheaths Are Used Entirely Via Transfemoral Access: Which Devices Are Best And Technical Tips

Endovascular Arch Repair With Retrograde In Situ Fenestration For Branches: How To Do It, What About Maintaining Cerebral Blood Flow And Durable Results

Open Repair Of The Aortic Arch And Frozen Elephant Trunk (FET) With The ThoacoFlex (Terumo) Device Is Often Necessary And Best; It Can Easily Be Combined With TEVAR: Indications And Results

Multibranched Arch Endografts Are Not Harmless And Can Have Several Complications: What Are They And How Can They Be Minimized

Triple-Branch Graft For Endovascular Repair Of Aortic Arch Aneurysms And Dissections: How Does It Work, What Makes It Different: Advantages And Challenges

Status Of Fenestrated Aortic Arch Repair: What Devices Are Best And How To Avoid Strokes Beside CO2 Device Flushing

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