Abstract
Most abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAAs) detected incidentally or through targeted screening are small and require surveillance. However, larger AAAs can require vascular surgery (VS) evaluation and intervention. However, prior studies have reported poor follow-up for AAA patients, especially those with small AAAs, and largescale surveillance program outcomes are unreported in U.S.-based healthcare systems. In this study, we have described an established AAA surveillance program and examined its impact on concordance with surveillance guidelines.
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