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titleOfInvention stent coating process for intravascular implant with hydrophobic polymeric nitric oxide donor blending
abstract "stent coating process for intracoronary implant with nitric oxide donor hydrophobic polymeric blend". a new process for the stent coating with the polymaterial polyester / pmma polymer blend, in order to obtain a donor hydrophobic polymer-coated stent for angioplasty applications, which has the purpose of inhibiting restenosis, taking into account recent great interest in the development of non-toxic polymeric materials capable of gradually releasing in, for biomedical applications, to prevent platelet activation and adhesion, reducing smooth muscle cell proliferation, stimulating endothelial cell proliferation and genesis of new vessels and promoting blood vessel vasodilation, since local release of NO from the surface of coated stents has great potential in preventing thrombosis and may also reduce restenosis after angioplasty.
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