On (b)(6) 2018, a gore® excluder® trunk-ipsilateral leg component (rlt261416j/17633764; 16 cm overall length) was implanted as part of an endovascular aortic repair.According to the report, the treatment range from the lowest renal artery to the right internal iliac artery measured 15 cm.The proximal portion of the trunk-ipsilateral leg was reportedly deployed below both renal arteries, and the ipsilateral leg was deployed while being pushed proximally.After a contralateral leg component was advanced and deployed, a procedural angiograph reportedly revealed that both renal arteries were covered by the trunk-ipsilateral leg component.The physician attempted to pull the trunk-ipsilateral leg component distally using a balloon catheter.It was reportedly confirmed that the right renal artery was patent, but part of left renal artery ostium remained covered.Satisfactory blood flow to both renal arteries was observed, however, a metal stent was placed in the left renal artery as a precaution.The procedure was completed and the patient tolerated the procedure.
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