Annals of Vascular Surgery 

TL;DR: Experiments showed that when a balloon-expandable stent was sutured to the partially overlapping ends of a tubular, knitted Dacron graft, friction seals were created which fixed the ends of the graft to the vessel wall, which excludes the aneurysm from circulation and allows normal flow through the graft lumen.

TL;DR: Hallmarks of findings on aortography and CT scan include the presence of the ulcer and an intramural hematoma and the potentially progressive and serious nature of this condition may remain unappreciated.

TL;DR: From analysis of the patient data, it is concluded that although SAAs may rupture, not all intact aneurysms need intervention and selective management of SAAs is safe.

TL;DR: Over the first several weeks of therapy, VAC dressings decreased wound depth and volume more effectively than moist gauze dressings, suggesting that negative-pressure wound treatment may accelerate closure of large foot wounds in the diabetic patient.

TL;DR: Interestingly, in contrast to previously published series, aneurysms of the hepatic arteries were the most frequently reported splanchnic artery aneurYSms in the past decade, which probably relates to the increasing use of percutaneous diagnostic and therapeutic biliary tract procedures.