In recent years, endovascular treatment has emerged as the preferred approach for aortic aneurysms. From an anatomical perspective, the current focus of research remains on the reconstruction of iliac artery branches, multiple branches of visceral arteries, and branches of the aortic arch. Substantial clinical evidence has been accumulated in these areas. Simultaneously, future research is expected to explore the reconstruction of the aortic root involving coronary arteries openings and the inhibition of small arterial aneurysm progression through pharmacological means. This article aims to provide a review of significant research data in recent years related to the treatment of aortic aneurysms, offering insights and prospects for future research directions.