Why the study?
To present current literature with long-term results of the Ovation endograft and discuss new developments and modifications in its use.
Does the Ovation stent-graft provide satisfactory long-term results in the treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms?
Does the Ovation stent-graft provide satisfactory long-term results in the treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms?
The Ovation stent-graft is a reliable option for AAA treatment, particularly beneficial for patients with challenging anatomies and females with narrow access vessels.
Ovation Alto may expand EVAR options for short or complex necks with caution; leaves open long-term durability and selection criteria.
Introduction: The Ovation stent-graft has presented satisfactory mid-term results in the management of abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA). Its unique design with uncoupling of fixation and sealing and the lowest profile in the market has expanded the treatment in AAA with challenging neck anatomies and, especially, in the females presenting mostly with narrow iliac access vessels. Morever, a new design modification, the Ovation Alto was recently introduced in the Market, while certain off-label uses of the Ovation in treating either juxtarenal- or short-necked AAA have been proposed.Areas covered: Aim of this article was to present the current articles with the long-term results of the Ovation endograft and discuss the new developments and modifications in its use.Expert commentary: the Ovation stent-graft exhibits very satisfactory clinical long-term results in AAA treated within the instructions-for-use, expands significantly the treatment of AAA in females and overcomes reliably challenging anatomical issues of the infrarenal neck that would render these cases ineligible for treatment with any other endograft. Εxperience with the specific, unique technical features of Ovation as well as careful selection of patients and meticulous preoperative study of the AAA anatomy are key-elements to the successful performance of this endograft.
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