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Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Late Failure After EVAR: Disclosure: Cook, Inc. Is the Incidence Increasing? Patents How is it Treated? Consulting Tim Chuter, DM Research Support Division of Vascular Surgery, UCSF UCSF UCSF


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Late Failure After EVAR:

Is the Incidence Increasing? How is it Treated?

Tim Chuter, DM Division of Vascular Surgery, UCSF

UCSF Endovascular Aneurysm Repair

Disclosure: Cook, Inc.

  • Patents
  • Consulting
  • Research Support

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Perfusion Pressure Dilatation Rupture

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Increasing Late Failure?

  • Rising failure rate of old devices
  • Patients living longer
  • Higher failure rate of new devices

– What are the failure modes? – What are the predisposing factors? – Which devices are likely to fail and how?

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Unstable Repair

  • Structure
  • Position
  • Function

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1990-1991 Parodi et al

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AneuRx: Kaplan-Meier plot of freedom from migration (>5mm)

Sternbergh WC, III. J Vasc Surg 2003;37:916-917

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Suprarenal Stent

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Fabric failure

Side of stent Apex of stent Beebe et al JVS 2001;33:S55-S63 UCSF Endovascular Aneurysm Repair

Nitinol Corrosion

Heintz C. et al. J Endovasc Ther 2001;8:248-53

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Fabric failure

AneuRx “Microleak”

  • J. Matsumura

Northwestern University UCSF Endovascular Aneurysm Repair

Extension of Disease

  • Neck dilatation

– Limited only by the graft itself

  • Common iliac artery dilatation

– Rarely forms an aneurysm – Often causes loss of contact without leak

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Aneurysm Dilatation

Schanzer et al., Circulation, 2011

  • 41% at 5yr
  • More in later cohort
  • More in elderly, bad anatomy, endoleak
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Aneurysm Dilatation

Schanzer et al., Circulation, 2011

  • Unknown time from preop CT to treatment
  • No device-specific data
  • Selection bias (M2S database)

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Re-intervention

  • 30% at 5 yr (DREAM)
  • 20% at 5 yr (EVAR1, Nordon et al 2009)
  • Many were for type II endoleak
  • Most interventions were trans-catheter

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New Devices

  • Everything is device-specific
  • Pre-clinical testing is of little value
  • Late-occurring failure appears long after a

new device is introduced

  • Mechanical and biological factors

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Convergent Evolution

  • Barbed uncovered proximal stent
  • Polished Nitinol stents
  • Tightly woven Dacron fabric
  • Short widely spaced Z-stents
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Endurant

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Zenith LP

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Incraft

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Anaconda

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Aptus

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Trivascular

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Nellix

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What to do?

  • Follow-up

– Before catastrophic failure

  • Re-intervention
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Follow-Up

  • Depends on device-specific failure mode
  • CT for endoleak and aneurysm size
  • Ultrasound for endoleak and aneurysm size
  • Plain film for fracture, component

separation or migration

  • Pressure measurements?

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Conversion vs. Re-intervention

  • Infection
  • Everything else

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How to Manage Late Failure

  • Type I Endoleak

– Migration – Implantation site degeneration

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How to Manage Late Failure

  • Type II Endoleak

– IMA – Lumbar

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How to Manage Late Failure

  • Type III Endoleak

– Relining – Uniiliac vs. bifurcated

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How to Manage Late Failure

  • Endotension

– Relining: Complete vs. Multi-component

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How to Manage Late Failure

– Migration – Implantation site degeneration

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Conclusions

  • Young patients need durable repair
  • Unhealthy implantation sites are unstable
  • New devices are unpredictable:

– May eliminate current failure modes – May also introduce new ones

  • Old devices (like old operations) are at least

predictable