Thanks again for the support, guys.
Absolutely not redundant. There's a particularly gnarly type of aneurysm called an abdominal aortic aneurysm, which there's no coming back from if it ruptures. I'm not super knowledgeable in vasculature and pathophysiologies related to vasculature, but I want to say aneurysms can happen to any vessel, just with varying degrees of lethality....I think.By the way, is that a redundant term? I mean...can you have an aneurysm anywhere else in the body?