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Coronary Stents<br />

THE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE FOR THE WORLDWIDE MED COMMUNITY<br />

Коронарные стенты<br />

Risk Factors for Stent Thrombosis<br />

Patient factors<br />

Acute coronary syndrome<br />

Diabetes mellitus<br />

Renal failure<br />

Imparied left ventricular function<br />

Discontinuation of dual antiplatelet therapy<br />

Clopidogrel Non-responder<br />

Advanced age<br />

data will be expected from the<br />

randomized PROTECT trial of<br />

8,800 „all-comers“ patients assigned<br />

to treatment with either<br />

ZES or SES [27].<br />

2. The Xience-V EES<br />

The Xience-V EES, receiving<br />

EMEA and FDA approval in<br />

January 2006 and July 2008,<br />

respectively, is based on a<br />

CoCr Multi-Link Vision BMS<br />

platform (Abbott Vascular,<br />

California) coated by a formulation<br />

of everolimus, poly-n-butyl<br />

methacrylate (PBMA) and a<br />

permanent, but biocompatible<br />

co-polymer poly-vinylidene<br />

fluoride-co-hexafluoropropylene<br />

(PVDF-HFP). The drug-polymer<br />

coating is applied to the entire<br />

stent surface with a standard<br />

concentration of 100μg/cm 2 of<br />

stent surface area and is designed<br />

to release approximately<br />

80% of the total dose within<br />

30 days of stent placement,<br />

with nearly all drug released<br />

within 4 months [28].<br />

An experimental study in rabbit<br />

iliac arteries revealed more<br />

rapid and complete endothelialization<br />

with EES than with<br />

SES, PES or ZES. While reendothelialization<br />

of struts at<br />

14 days was variable among<br />

comparator stents, significantly<br />

greater coverage was seen<br />

with EES (66±27.5%), followed<br />

by ZES (30.2%±14.2%),<br />

PES (26.8%±15.8%), and SES<br />

Lesion characteristics<br />

Procedural factors<br />

Device factors<br />

Table 1: Predictors for stent thrombosis<br />

Таблица 1: Предвестники тромбоза стента<br />

(6.4%±4.2%) (p

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