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In‐hospital mortality from abdominal aortic surgery in Great Britain and Ireland: Vascular Anaesthesia Society audit

The mortality rate associated with elective aortic aneurysm repair is widely assumed to be in the region of 5 per cent. This figure does not take into consideration the effect of pre‐existing risk factors. The Vascular Anaesthesia Society of Great Britain and Ireland conducted a large audit to estimate the in‐hospital mortality rate associated with non‐emergency infrarenal aortic surgery throughout the British Isles, and to determine the influence of risk factors on mortality rate.