Pre-operative surgery for aortic disease used to be a very major operation, with high surgical risk, trauma and high surgical mortality. In the past, only a few large national hospitals were able to perform this surgery. In the past 10 years or so, we have started to use endoluminal techniques for the treatment of aortic disease, and through interventional means, a procedure with a high mortality rate has become relatively minimally invasive, and the results are precise. So far, we have performed more than 100 cases of this type of surgery and achieved very good results. Some of the cases are as follows: 1. typical aortic coarctation 2. typical abdominal aortic aneurysm 3. ascending aortic coarctation (endoluminal treatment after left subclavian-bilateral common carotid artery artificial vessel bypass). 2.Postoperative: 1.Aneurysm of the arch (endoluminal treatment after artificial vessel bypass). 2.Aneurysm at the level of renal artery (endoluminal treatment again after artificial vessel bypass). 3.Total descending aorta coverage.