The anatomy and its variants

Visceral and renal artery aneurysms are rare but life-threatening pathologies. Many techniques have been proposed for their treatment, and both open surgery and endovascular strategies have proven to be safe and effective. Many specialists can be involved in the treatment of these aneurysms, from vascular surgeons to interventional radiologists, and the knowledge of every different possible approach is fundamental to offer the patient the best outcome. In this book, all the aspects of visceral and renal artery aneurysms have been widely discussed, from epidemiology and anatomical variations to surgical approaches and materials. To conclude, the authors reported a large series of case reports from different experts in order to obtain a better vision of the real-world practice on this topic.