ABLUMINUS DES+
Sirolimus Eluting Coronary Stent System
Technical Specification
Drug / Exipient | |
Drug | Sirolimus |
Drug Dose | 0.7 μg/mm2 |
Drug Carrier | Customized biodegradable polymer matrix |
Stent | |
Stent Material | L605 Cobalt Chromium Alloy |
Strut Thickness | 73 µm |
Strut Width | 80 µm (hinge) - 120 µm (strut) |
Delivery System | |
Delivery System | RX/Monorail |
Nominal Pressure | 8 Bar |
Rated Burst Pressure | 14 Bar* |
Guidewire Compatibility (max) | 0.014" |
Guiding Catheter Compatibility | SF |
Crossing Profile** | 0.038" |
Tip Entry Profile | 0.016" |
*The above diagram is just an illustration of the product.
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ENVISOLUTION TECHNOLOGY
1.ABLUMINAL COATING
Facilitates mono directional drug release and less systemic expose of drug leading to faster re-endothelialisation.
2.FUSION COATING
Coating on the stent and expose parts of the balloon facilitate homogeneous drug delivery which addresses diffused proliferative disease and focal restenosis.
3.EDGE COATING
Additional 0.5mm coating beyond the proximal and distal edge of the stent addresses the edge restenosis.
4.BIODEGRADABLE FILM
The formation of hypothetical circular film with biodegradable polymer due to elasticity of polymer facilitate maximum surface area for drug delivery in blood wet condition.
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DIABETES MELLITUS
- Patients with DM are more affected by coronary artery disease and when treated by PCI with stent implantation they remain at higher risk of in-stent restenosis and adverse cardiovascular events.
- The etiology of this failure is likely to be multifactorial such as diffuse disease progression, small vessel and endothelial dysfunction.
- The presence of DM (particularly insulin-treated DM) has been a consistent, independent predictor of in-stent restenosis.
STENT COMPARISON*
* GG Stefanini. M Taniwaki, S Windecker, Coronary stents: novel development, Heart doi:10.1136/heartjnl-2012-303522;
I Meredith, Scientific symposium, CT 2013; M Rothman, presentation TCT 2014