Coronary Stents’ Materials and Examinations of Surface and Expansion Features

György Ring; Eszter Bognár; János Dobránszky

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.537-538.449

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Coronary Stents’ Materials and Examinations of Surface and Expansion Features

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In our study we summarise the materials and manufacturing technologies of coronary stents used nowadays. Different testing methods for stent’s features are presented and main expansion features such as recoil and foreshortening are determined. The most frequent failures caused by the expansion of the coronary stents are also shown.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 537-538)

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György Ring, Eszter Bognár, János Dobránszky

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Coronary Stent, Expansion Features, Foreshortening, Recoil, Surface Failures

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