Patients diagnosed with TAAA have a poor medical history and require surgical intervention to extend life. Several repair techniques have been developed, but each carry risk. Open repairs are durable but have substantial perioperative mortality and postoperative morbidity. Endovascular techniques are plagued by high procedural complexity and poor branch vessel patency. Parallel techniques may have poor seal and may be prone to endoleak. In contrast, the manifold approach has circumferential seal at the proximal end of the system. It has relatively simple case planning and it has virtually no ischemic time. Due to these advantages, the Investigator believes the novel proposed technique may overcome some of the current clinical risks with other approaches.