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Fernandez JD et al. – Iliac rupture during EVAR or TEVAR can be successfully managed with endovascular stent grafting. Higher mortality and length of stay associated with iliac artery rupture confirm that there is no substitute for prevention. Access vessels of all patients undergoing EVAR should be examined closely for suitability. The threshold for using an iliac conduit, especially in women undergoing TEVAR, should be low.

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