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Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention - pathology

Presentation title: Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention - pathology

Author(s): Virmani R. (Washington, US)

Date: 29 August 2004

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Drug Coating Failures: Animal Study Results	Drug-Eluting Stents Comprise a Three-Component System	Successful Applications of DES-Major Trials
Pathology of Drug Eluting Stents in Humans
Is there a problem with Boston Scientific’s TAXUS? (NY Times 23rd April, 2004)	F.D.A. Seeks Reports of Stent Problems The New York Times April 23, 2004	Taxus Stent Thrombosis
	Taxus Stent: Acute & Chronic Inflammation
	Are Overlapping DES Stents Safe?	Impact of Overlapping Drug Eluting CYPHER and TAXUS Stents on Vessel Wall Morphology in Rabbits
Morphometric Measurements in the Overlapping Segment in Rabbit Iliac Arteries at 28 days		Progression of Neointimal at Overlapping Site is greater in TAXUS than CYPHER
CYPHER vs. TAXUS Overlapping DES Stent at 28 Days in Rabbit Iliac Arteries	Overlapping Stents Deployed in Rabbit Iliac arteries for 28 days	Overlapping CYPHER vs. TAXUS DES at 90 days
Granulomas were observed in Taxus and Cypher DES Stents at 90 days
	Cypher with Hypersensitivity Reaction	CypherTM Stent in Left Circumflex and Left Anterior Descending Coronary Arteries and BiodivYsio Stent in Left Diagonal
Subacute Stent Thrombosis - 7 days	Causes of subacute thrombosis -CYPHER ?
		Distal Stent
Causes of Adventitial, Medial and Intimal Inflammation (eosinophils) limited to the area of the Stent: Hypersensitivity reaction to drug? √ Hypersensitivity reaction to polymer? Part of atherosclerosis Infection	Granulomatous reaction seen in CYPHER Stents Implanted for 28 and 90 days in Pig Coronary Arteries	Are Polymers Benign?

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