“…With improving endovascular devices, imaging techniques, and low morbidity and mortality, TEVAR has gained popularity as a first-line treatment option for many thoracic aortic pathologies including iatrogenic injuries. 1,2 The common femoral artery is often selected as the access route for TEVAR, and the patient is often placed in supine position. However, other access routes have been described in the literature when the common femoral artery is not suitable due to inadequate diameter, tortuosity, or occlusive disease.…”