Why the study?
Does endovascular surgery improve outcomes compared to open surgery in patients with vascular disease?
Does endovascular surgery improve outcomes compared to open surgery in patients with vascular disease?
Endovascular surgery has expanded treatment options and reduced early perioperative morbidity across multiple vascular beds, though long-term durability compared to open surgery remains a consideration.
May support endovascular preference to reduce early risks; leaves open durability and selection questions for RCTs.
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