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Jimmy Wei Hwa Tan, Surg, MD Director, Department of Surgery Chief , Department of Cardiovascular Surgery Tainan An-Nan Municipal Hospital , China Medical University, Taiwan

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Jimmy Wei Hwa Tan, Surg, MD Director, Department of Surgery

Chief , Department of Cardiovascular Surgery

Tainan An-Nan Municipal Hospital , China Medical University, Taiwan

Disclosure

I have the following potential

conflicts of interest to report:

No Conflict of Interest

Total endovascular

treatment of

Complex aortic arch?

Issues for Good outcome

• Good Landing Zone Critical for Good Outcome

• 40% Have Landing Zone Involving Neck Vessels

• Seal and Fixation

Seal and Fixation

• Proximal bare spring – Allows coverage of branches – Provides alignment of the proximal sealing stent

• Hybrid repair Branch devices Chimney /Periscope Technique

In Situ Fenestration

Why Chimney/Periscopes TEVAR

• Off the-Shelf device for emergencies

• Device adaptability

• Low profile device in hostile iliac access compared to F-EVAR

• Lower cost

• Shorter procedure time

Limitation of CPG TEVAR

• Off-label

• > 2 chimneys might increase risk of type Ia endoleak

• Risk of stroke if severe aortic arch calcification

• Long term results to be answered?

1.Case sharing

2.Our data

1.Case sharing

2.Our data

Case 1: Single Chimney

Postop Follow-up at 12M

Case 2: Double Chimney

Postop CTA after 9M

Case 3: Triple Chimney

60 y/o man Residual Type B DAA with rapid progression of arch aneurysm

1.Case sharing

2.Our data

2014.1- 2016.12

Total 76 cases

–Standard: 53 ( Zone 3 )

–Complex: 23 (Zone 0,1,2 )

–Elective: 61

–Emergent: 15

Standard 53 Complex 23

TAA 7 5

PAU 20 6

Acute TBD 5 2

Chronic TBD 14 3

Residual TBD 7 7

TAA 13% 22% PAU 38% 26%

Acute TBD 9% 9% Chronic TBD 26% 13% Residual TBD 13% 30%

Mortality Elective n=61 Emergent n=15

<30days 1 3

1Year (Aneurysm related) 1 0

1Year (non-related) 6 0

<30days 2% 20% 1Year (Aneurysm related)

2% 0%

1Year (Non-related)

10% 0%

Mean Hospitalization days Mean Follow-up

Stand procedure =53 9.85 482.8

Complex procedure=23 13.4 329.3

Morbidity and Mortality

• 3/23( 13%) in CPG TEVAR , 0% in Standrad TEVAR

• 1 Temporary paraparesis , recovered in 6M

• 1 Aspiration pneumonia , expired at POD 7

• 1 Respiratory failure, refused tracheostomy acute ICH at POD 31 ,refused surgery and exp at POD 33

• 1 OHCA at POD 17 , cardiac-related

Elective n=61 Emergent n=15

30day exp 1 3

1Year (Aneurysm related) 1 0

1Year (non-related) 6 0

30day exp 2% 20%

1Year (Aneurysm related) 2% 0%

1Year (non-related) 10% 0%

Mean Hospitalization days Mean Follow-up days

Stand procedure =53 9.85 482.8

Complex procedure=23 13.4 329.3

Endoleaks and Outcome

Endoleaks Standard Complex

Type Ia 1 3

Delay Ia 1 1

Delay Ib 1 0

3/9(30%) Zone 0 CPG TEVAR with 1 patient

received surgical repair at postop 2 yr

Comparing other series

Conclusions

• Chimney and Periscope grafts have promising mid-term results for total endovascular treatment of complex aortic arch disease in our series.

• Long term results still need to be followed.

Jimmy Tan

[email protected]

Jimmy Wei Hwa Tan, Surg, MD Director, Department of Surgery

Chief , Department of Cardiovascular Surgery

Tainan An-Nan Municipal Hospital , China Medical University, Taiwan