Abstract
We have read the paper by Geraedts et al. with interest.1 The (lack of) efficacy of image follow up after endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) remains an unresolved problem and this study from a large collaboration in The Netherlands (ODYSSEUS study) aimed to determine the result of non-compliance with existing protocols. All clinicians involved in the care of EVAR patients are aware of the burden of surveillance, and probably unsure of the efficacy of current strategies and consequences of non-adherence.
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