CTICasesType 1a Endoleak
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Imaging findings
A large, leaking aneurysm with proximal separation of the endovascular stent, showing retrograde flow into the false lumen.
Key takeaways
A type 1a endoleak indicates a failure of the proximal seal, requiring intervention to prevent aortic rupture.
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