Anatomic feasibility of a novel modular triple-branched endograft for patients with aortic arch pathologies

The novel triple-branched endograft demonstrated promising anatomical feasibility in two-thirds of patients. However, anatomical constraints limited its applicability. Future device iterations should focus on accommodating a broader range of anatomical variations.

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Expert Review of Medical Devices
Published
2024-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.1080/17434440.2024.2433718
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Aortic Disease and Treatment Approaches
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Anatomic feasibility of a novel modular triple-branched endograft for patients with aortic arch pathologies

Long Cao, Wei Guo, Hongpeng Zhang, Zelin Niu
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Aortic Disease and Treatment Approaches
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Anatomic feasibility of a novel modular triple-branched endograft for patients with aortic arch pathologies

Long Cao, Wei Guo, Hongpeng Zhang, Zelin Niu
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Abstract

The novel triple-branched endograft demonstrated promising anatomical feasibility in two-thirds of patients. However, anatomical constraints limited its applicability. Future device iterations should focus on accommodating a broader range of anatomical variations.

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