The increasing application of endovascular modalities of various complexity for abdominal aortic pathology has resulted in changes to the start-of-the-art for iliac aneurysms treatment.[1,2] For instance, previous experience with standard endovascular aortic repair (EVAR) procedures revealed that ecstatic iliac landing zone compromised the durability of repair because of type IB endoleak formation.[3–6] In isolated cases with type IB endoleak following standard/complex EVAR, iliac branch device …