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Transabdominal Replacement of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms cause of death during the same time period for the age range of 65–79 years (National Vital Statistics Reports 2001). The overall incidence is increasing and this is unrelated to the general aging of the population (Cronenwett et al. 2000; Hollier et al. 1992). Males have a four to six times higher

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Repair of Thoracoabdominal Aortic Aneurysmsn the untreated aneurysm patient is aortic rupture, the probability of which is between 75% and 80%. Moreover, patients who survive rupture to operation sustain significant morbidity, prolonged hospital course and, ultimately, a poor quality of life.

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