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Rev Mex Cardiol 2010; 21 (2)

Results of the first 5 patients with iliac artery lesions treated by placement of a platinum/iridium stent of mexican manufacture and literature review

Abundes VA, Arizmendi UE, Odin DRM, Estrada GJ, Quintana PG

Language: English
References: 28
Page: 49-56
PDF size: 210.82 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: This article submits the results of the first five patients treated with a platinum stent designed and manufactured in Mexico by our working group. The stent has gold welded joints and it may be mounted on peripheral angioplasty conventional balloons. Material and methods: We submit a case and control report of four patients treated at the Cardiology Hospital of the National Medical Center (CMN) of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), and of one patient that was studied and treated at the Hospital General de Salubridad (General Health Hospital) of Culiacán, State of Sinaloa. All patients underwent the implantation of a platinum stent in six iliac segments. The stents used were 30 mm long and between 6 and 8 mm in diameter. Results: All treated patients exhibited angiographic and clinical success during hospitalization with no complications and blockage opening. Conclusions: The platinum stent manufactured in Mexico could become an efficient alternative to those currently available.


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