“…Fortunately, most EVAR specific complications related to the aneurysm and the stentgraft (such as endoleaks, stentgraft migration, kinking, stenosis or occlusion) are usually successfully solved to facilitate or preserve the stentgraft function or passage and to achieve acceptable primary technical and longterm clinical success. This complications solution involving endovascular or surgical procedures, such as corrections and conversions, is reported in 10-34 % of cases 1,[6][7][8][9][10][11][12] . Well accepted by patients and technically mostly successful endovascular procedures are the methods of choice for most solutions to EVAR complications [13][14][15] .…”