Endoleaks reportedly occur in 20-40% of patients receiving endovascular aortic repair (EVAR) remaining the most common complication after EVAR.1,2 Type-2 endoleaks are the most common type. Many remain asymptomatic, can be surveilled, and do not require intervention, but if residual aneurysm sac growth >5mm or if the patient becomes symptomatic, these patients are considered for re-intervention. Many approaches are described to treat type-2 endoleaks.