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AnimationThis animation shows how a dangerous abdominal aortic aneurysm is treated by inserting a new lining (a stent graft) into it via small tubes that are passed up from leg arteries. The stent graft channels blood flow through the anurysm, providing a "internal bypass" and preventing rupture. More dangerous open abdominal surgery is avoided. If you are having trouble viewing this animation, you may need the most recent QuickTime plugin (free). Video courtesy of Cook Incorporated
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