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Catechol-conjugated heparin and paclitaxel coatings on Ti-Ni alloy vena cava filters provide anti-thrombosis and anti-intimal hyperplasia properties.
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A novel catechol-based coating method allows heparin and paclitaxel to be applied to Ti-Ni alloys, potentially improving the safety and efficacy of retrievable vena cava filters.
After covalent conjugation with catechol, heparin and paclitaxel can be chemically coated on a Ti–Ni alloy to endow anti-thrombosis and anti-intimal hyperplasia properties, respectively.
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Bao et al. (2018) studied this question. Catechol-conjugated heparin and paclitaxel coatings on Ti-Ni alloy vena cava filters provide anti-thrombosis and anti-intimal hyperplasia properties.
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