Eliminate Endoleaks with Life Seal Vascular

The most common type of complication from EVAR is associated with endoleaks. These occur when blood vessels continue to feed the aneurysm even after the endograft is in place. One in four people experience these endoleaks after the procedure.

Endoleaks cause reinterventions, which can cost as much as the original EVAR. As the need for EVAR increases, so does the price tag of dealing with complications.

Complications of aneurysm repair deal with unfavorable sac remodeling and the pressure that blood flow puts on on the sac due to endoleaks.  This may cause sac expansion, which is another reason for reintervention.

Forty percent of EVAR patients experience sac enlargement within 5 years which is associated with increased risk of costly reinterventions and mortality. 

Reinterventions reduce the quality of life for EVAR patients. Therefore, new methods are necessary to break this cycle. Using a device that completely seals the aneurysm builds confidence in the procedure and the outcome.