A 67-year-old man, chronic smoker, presented to the ER with sudden, intense and persistent abdominal and back pain along with altered mental status. O/E: - Hypotension Tachycardia Cyanosis. On abdominal examination, a tender, pulsatile and an expansile mass was noted in the umbilical and the epigastric region. Patient was immediately taken up for surgery but the patient did not survive. On checking the old repos of the patient, some abnormal mass was noted in the abdomen. A CECT film was also found. In asymptomatic cases, what is the indication of surgery?