Surveillance Intervals after Endovascular Aneurysm Repair can be Safely Increased Once More Than 10 mm Aneurysm Sac Regression has been Achieved

Key Points

• Increasing surveillance intervals after achieving more than 10 mm aneurysm sac regression may reduce patient burden.
• A significant finding indicates that safety improvements allow longer intervals of monitoring in suitable patients.
• Analysis of patient outcomes collected after endovascular aneurysm repair supports this change in follow-up protocols.
• These findings call for broader guidelines to optimize follow-up strategies in vascular care.