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Consequently, the incidence of VTE in the absence of. prophylaxis ranges from 40% to 60% (venographic rates) 7 to 14 days after major orthopedic surgery.1,11 The rate of. DVT during the same period is approximately 50% (Table.
associated descending thoracic aneurysm in patients with suitable anatomy owing to the improved procedural and midterm outcomes identiï¬ed thus far.1,2 Indications for repair in asymptomatic patients include rapid aneurysm enlargement deï¬ned as 45-mm growth in 12 months or absolute size. For fusiform aneurysms, this includes a diameter of 5.5 cm or more, whereas for saccular aneurysms, a protrusion of 2 cm or more beyond the aortic wall is an indication for treatment in the absence of symptoms. Conventional open surgery is reserved for patients with connective tissue disease or anatomy unsuitable for TEVAR, such as those with thoracoabdominal, rather than isolated thoracic, aneurysms.