Drug Eluting Stent News and Research

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A drug-eluting stent (DES) is a coronary stent (a scaffold) placed into narrowed, diseased coronary arteries that slowly releases a drug to block cell proliferation. This prevents fibrosis that, together with clots (thrombus), could otherwise block the stented artery, a process called restenosis.
Abbott third quarter worldwide sales increase 11.8% to $8.7 billion

Abbott third quarter worldwide sales increase 11.8% to $8.7 billion

Johnson & Johnson third quarter sales decrease 0.7% to $15.0 billion

Johnson & Johnson third quarter sales decrease 0.7% to $15.0 billion

Tryton Medical enrolls first patient in registry study

Tryton Medical enrolls first patient in registry study

Tryton reports positive interim results from Side Branch Stent System study

Tryton reports positive interim results from Side Branch Stent System study

IN.PACT drug-eluting balloons show promising results for superficial femoral artery disease treatment

IN.PACT drug-eluting balloons show promising results for superficial femoral artery disease treatment

Preclinical data of novel drug-resistant hypertension therapy presented at TCT 2010

Preclinical data of novel drug-resistant hypertension therapy presented at TCT 2010

New data demonstrates safety and efficacy of Resolute drug-eluting stent

New data demonstrates safety and efficacy of Resolute drug-eluting stent

Lutonix presents data on Moxy Drug Coated Balloon Catheter at TCT meeting

Lutonix presents data on Moxy Drug Coated Balloon Catheter at TCT meeting

Use of CYPHER stent in diabetic patients can result in significant cost savings

Use of CYPHER stent in diabetic patients can result in significant cost savings

Abbott announces positive results of bioresorbable vascular device at TCT conference

Abbott announces positive results of bioresorbable vascular device at TCT conference

Boston Scientific reports positive data from PLATINUM Element Stent quantitative coronary angiography study

Boston Scientific reports positive data from PLATINUM Element Stent quantitative coronary angiography study

FDA approves Medtronic's Integrity Coronary Stent System

FDA approves Medtronic's Integrity Coronary Stent System

Elixir Medical commences enrollment in EXCELLA BD trial for DESyne BD Novolimus Eluting CSS

Elixir Medical commences enrollment in EXCELLA BD trial for DESyne BD Novolimus Eluting CSS

CID to provide update on Cre8 polymer-free DES program at TCT 2010

CID to provide update on Cre8 polymer-free DES program at TCT 2010

Tryton Medical closes $20 million Series D round of financing

Tryton Medical closes $20 million Series D round of financing

Late breaking clinical trials in interventional cardiovascular medicine to be presented at TCT 2010

Late breaking clinical trials in interventional cardiovascular medicine to be presented at TCT 2010

Medtronic announces international launch of Resolute Integrity Stent System

Medtronic announces international launch of Resolute Integrity Stent System

CORDIS reports positive results from 10-year follow-up of CYPHER Sirolimus-eluting coronary stent study

CORDIS reports positive results from 10-year follow-up of CYPHER Sirolimus-eluting coronary stent study

BIOTRONIK DREAMS implanted in first patient as part of BIOSOLVE-I clinical study

BIOTRONIK DREAMS implanted in first patient as part of BIOSOLVE-I clinical study

Boston Scientific initiates enrollment in EVOLVE clinical trial of SYNERGY Coronary Stent

Boston Scientific initiates enrollment in EVOLVE clinical trial of SYNERGY Coronary Stent

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