Titlebook: Coronary Stents; Ulrich Sigwart,George I. Frank Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Abrupt Occlusion.Coronary Angioplasty.Res

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,Coronary Stents — Introduction,re than a decade later, balloon angioplasty is the most common method for coronary revascularization — at least in the USA. While balloon angioplasty is effective in dilating over 90% of coronary lesions, the overall clinical effectiveness in the long-term management of coronary disease is still unm

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Basic Considerations for Coronary Stenting,eports from Grunzig, investigators have consistently achieved long-term patency rates of 70% [1, 2]. The development of new equipment over the years has permitted cardiologists to deal with lesions not possible previously. Better support from guide catheters, more flexible, steer able guide wires, a

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Report of the Initial Experience with the Palmaz-Schatz Coronary Stent Following Elective Angioplasect comparison of the various stent designs with regard to safety and efficacy is not possible due to the absence of side by side controlled studies. Since the techniques required to deliver these devices are rapidly evolving, such comparisons would be premature. The largest experience worldwide thu

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Gianturco-Roubin Stent: Development and Investigation,dable coil concept was initially conceived by Cesare Gianturco at M.D. Anderson Hospital in 1983. Modifications to Gianturco’s design were undertaken by Roubin (1985) when intracoronary animal studies began. After investigating a range of metallic fibers, stainless steel with particular visco-elasti