Stent‐based tempamine delivery on neointimal formation in a porcine coronary model.

Autor: Huang, Yanming, Wang, Lan, Li, Shengqiao, Liu, Xiaoshun, Lee, Kwangdeok, Verbeken, Eric, van de Werf, Frans, de Scheerder, Ivan
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Zdroj: Acute Cardiac Care; Dec2006, Vol. 8 Issue 4, p210-216, 7p, 3 Diagrams, 1 Chart
Abstrakt: Background: Tempamine is one of new class of antioxidant agents, the nitroxides, which have shown a wide range of biological effects like suppressing free radical driven reactions to maintain cell functions. The objectives of this study were to evaluate the effect of a biodegradable polymer coated stent loaded with tempamine on in‐stent neointimal formation.Methods: Stainless steel stents were dip coated in biodegradable elastomeric poly (ester‐amide) (co‐PEA) or in polymer solution mixed with 50%(wt%) and 100%(wt%) tempamine. One group 100% (wt%) tempamine loaded stents were further dip coated in co‐PEA polymer to form a top layer. Stainless steel bare, polymer‐only, and different doses tempanine coated stents were implanted into porcine coronary arteries with a stent to artery ratio 1.2:1. Histomorphometric analysis was performed at 5 days and 6 weeks respectivelyResults: Histomorphometric analysis showed that the bare, polymer‐only and tempamine‐coated stents elicited a similar tissue response at 5 days. At 6 weeks, the peri‐strut inflammation and neointimal hyperplasia of polymer‐only stents were comparable to the bare stents. Compared to the bare stents, 50% tempanine coated stents had a trend to decrease the arterial injury (0.62±0.41 versus 0.34±0.18, P = 0.075) and neointimal hyperplasia (1.80±0.77 versus 1.27±0.39 mm2, P = 0.085). However, 100% tempanine coated showed significantly increased inflammatory response and neointimal formationConclusion: These co‐PEA polymer coatings showed a biocompatible performance. Loaded with 50% tempamine had a trend to decrease neointimal hyperplasia. The 100% tempamine for stent‐based delivery may have potential cytotoxic effects to arterial wall. Using a co‐PEA polymer topcoat could effectively abolish these side effects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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