TCT-607 Atherosclerotic Swine Model Reveals Favorable Impact of Abluminal Bioresorbable Polymer on the Time Course of Para-Strut Inflammation in Comparison to BMS and Durable Polymer DES
Polymer resorption and lower total mass of the abluminally applied polymer coating in SY appear to accelerate the resolution of PI as projected, adding to the evidence that FHS is capable of modeling clinically relevant responses to endovascular interventions.
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| creator | Shibuya, Masahiko Eppihimer, Michael J McGregor, Jenn Wilson, Gregory J Gongora, Carlos A Huibregtse, Barbara A Granada, Juan Kaluza, Greg L |
| description | Polymer resorption and lower total mass of the abluminally applied polymer coating in SY appear to accelerate the resolution of PI as projected, adding to the evidence that FHS is capable of modeling clinically relevant responses to endovascular interventions. |
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