A novel bioabsorbable polymeric sirolimus-eluting stent:evaluation in a porcine model / 中国介入心脏病学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safty of bioabsorbable polylactic acid sirolimus eluting-stents(BPSES) in inhibiting neointimal hyperplasia in porcine coronary model.Methods Bare metal stents(BMS)(n=18),mere bioabsorbable polylactic acid polymer coated stents(BPOS)(n=18) and BPSES(n=18) were implanted in left anterior descending(n=18),left circumflex coronary(n=18) and right coronary artery(n=18) of 18 swines in random.Coronary angiography was performed 28 days and 90 days after the stenting procedure and histomorphologic analysis was done in a certain number of animals after 7 days(n=4),18 days(n=6) and 90 days(n=6),respectively.Results The 28-day(n=6) and 90-day(n=6) outcome by quantitative coronary angiography(QCA) showed significant reduction in luminal loss(LL) in BPSES(28-day-LL 0.54?0.45 mm vs 1.11?0.45mm,P=0.048;90-day-LL0.42?0.34 mm vs 0.96?0.41 mm,P=0.024)compared with BMS.With similar injury scores,histomorphologic analysis on day 28 showed there was a significant reduction in neointimal tissue proliferation with BPSES compared with BMS control(average neointimal area 0.90?0.40 mm2 vs 1.88?0.71 mm2,P=0.015).High magnification histomorphologic examination revealed similar inflammation score and endothelialization score between BPSES and BMS.Conclusion Bioabsorbable polymeric sirolimus-eluting stents showed reduction in neointimal hyperplasia with good biocompatibility in porcine coronary model.