I was diagnosed with a celiac artery Aneurism in 2020 and the size wa

My cardiovascular surgeon checked my aortic aneurysm and said that it was at 1.7 ten years ago and it’s still at 1.7.
Good News I suppose

Hi Andy ,
Thank you for sharing the positive news. I aspire to be as lucky as you in maintaining such remarkable results.

Regards
Wendy Wong

Trust your cardiovascular surgeon. They have no reason to tell you that your aneurysm is nearing 5cm. Ripe for surgery. I went to a hospital on another issue and they found that I had a torn aneurysm and that I have to be transferred to another hospital.
That hospital said that it was nothing to worry about because it isn’t bleeding but you’ll have to come back on a non emergency surgery.
Now I’m being told about the aneurysm only being 1.7 for ten years and even though it’s torn we feel that we can discharge you safely “. Recently an X-ray showed nothing. They couldn’t find one. If it’s possible I guess they can shrink.

Correct me if I'm wrong: The OP is posting about a "celiac artery Aneurism" which is not an aortic aneurysm. The 5 cm threshold for an aortic aneurysm isn't the measure for concern of a celiac aneurysm. I happen to have both. The thoracic surgeon suggested to me, based on the current small size of my celiac aneurysm to continue the coarse of treatment for my hypertension and get in better shape (exercise without heavy lifting).
I have scans every 6 months even though the VA said I only needed to have them annually. I pushed back and the VA is giving me scans every 6 months.
My VA is exceptional for me and probably the exception to the reputation of the VA.

May I know what is the size of coeliac artery aneurysm we should concern.
Any treatment for coeliac artery aneurysm?