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Screening for aortic abdominal aneurysm in New Zealand.

Interestingly the age-standardised incidence in both New Zealand and the UK is falling steadily, presumably as a result of the medical and life style interventions that have caused a similar fall in cardiac events. 3 So although as the population ages we might expect an increase in the numbers of ruptured and fatal AAA, this increase is by no means certain if the age standardised incidence continues to fall. AAA can be diagnosed easily with ultrasound.