Reading Between the Lines

It was always apparent, so went the old saw, that one knew when electronic companies were successful because they moved into smaller premises. So it would seem is the case with aortic aneurysms and their associated incisions. One of the most astonishing clinical paradigm shifts in the last decade has been the employment of an endovascular approach to aortic aneurysm repair. In this edition, our review paper authored by Andrew England and Richard McWilliams provides a timely exposition on the subject.