The proposed project originates because of the potential to escalate the combination of ePTFE and stents to a higher level of performance in aneurysm exclusion procedures. Current data reflect several deficiencies in approved exclusion devices. Migration, types I, II and III endoleaks and continual aneurysm expansion are clear predictors for potential ruptures. Increased complications associated with the initial peri-procedural deployment as devices are released on a broader scale have been observed. In order to address these problems, the Arizona Heart Institute has engaged EndoMed engineering to design the endoluminal graft to repair abdominal aortic aneurysms. We believe this will result in a positive step forward in the technology to exclude aneurysmal disease less invasively.