The clinical assessment for this event discovered additional adverse events which include inability to cannulate the contralateral gate, inadequate stent graft patency, proximal loss of seal, and distal loss of seal.Based on the clinical assessment for this event, the most likely cause of the inability to advance the aortic body was determined to be anatomy related.The most likely cause of the inability to cannulate the contralateral gate and intraoperative inadequate stent graft patency was found to also be anatomy related.The most likely cause of the proximal loss of seal was unable to be determined with the given information.The most likely cause of the distal loss of seal was found to be user related due to the incomplete sealing of the lcia post non endologix vascular plugs.Procedure related harms included ileus, acute renal and respiratory failure with related cardiopulmonary arrest, persistent metabolic encephalopathy, aspiration pneumonia, tension pneumothorax and chest tube insertion, persistent endoleak three days post implant.The patient was discharged on the seventeenth post operative day to a skilled nursing facility in fair condition and no additional patient sequelae has been reported.
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