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Does silicon carbide coating on cobalt chromium stents improve clinical outcomes and reduce recurrent stenosis in patients with extended coronary artery disease?
Does silicon carbide coating on cobalt chromium stents improve clinical outcomes and reduce recurrent stenosis in patients with extended coronary artery disease?
Silicon carbide coating on cobalt chromium stents may improve clinical outcomes and reduce recurrent stenosis in patients with extended coronary artery disease.
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May support PROBIO-coated stents in extended CAD; leaves open need for randomized confirmation before practice change.
By augmenting rapid endothelialisation and development of an earlier functional endothelial layer, silicon carbide (PROBIO) as a passive coating on cobalt chromium stents has shown encouraging results relative to success rates, clinical outcome, TLR and late-loss in a cohort of patients with extended coronary artery disease.
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Dahm et al. (2009) studied this question.
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