FEVAR /BEVAR have limitations and do not always represent the preferred option for juxtarenal reconstruction
Following the definition given by the recent ESVS guidelines, juxtarenal abdominal aortic aneurysm (JAAA) is defined as an aneurysm extending
up to but not involving the renal arteries, necessitating suprarenal aortic clamping for open surgery, i.e. a short neck (<10 mm). JAAA repair
always represents a challenge intervention, either by open or endovascular means, mostly related to the renal arteries involvement. Concerning
endovascular repair, different options can be considered. Among them, fenestrated endografts (FEVAR) should be considered as a first option1,