Biocompatibility of Degradable Stents Constructed Different Biomaterials

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Placement for the treatment of coronary atherosclerotic heart disease (CHD) underwent four revolutionary simple balloon dilatation era, bare-metal stent era, drug stent era and completely biodegradable stent era. Completely biodegradable stent is Current research focus. A computer based search of EMbase (1980-01/2011-12), MEDLINE(1966-01/2011-12), CBM(1978-01/2011-08), PubMed (1999-01/2011-12) and CNKI (1999-01/2011-12) was performed. The keywords weredegradable,stents,biocompatibilityin Chinese and English. Indicators including endothelialization degree of coronary artery and incidence of in-stent restenosis were evaluated. 36 articles were included in the final analysis among 262 articles . We systematically evaluated the biocompatibility of vascular stents constructed different biomaterials in these articles and concluded degradable stents may temporarily support vessel wall, smoothly keep blood flow,inhibit thrombosis in an early stage and newborn endomembrane proliferation in later stage and effectively prevent acute vascular occlusion and reduce incidence of restenosis following stent implantation. Biodegradable stents have good biocompatibility and broad application prospects.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 575-576)

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September 2013

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