Contents:
1. The amg ARTHOS and ARTHOS^TInert Coronary Stent Implantation Systems 2. The Antares Starflex Coronary Stent System 3. The AST SLK-view Stent and Delivery System 4. The BeStent2 Stent 5. The biodivYsio AS, OC, SV Stent Range with PC Technology^TTM 6. The Bx VELOCITY^TTM Stent 7. The Carbostent SIRIUS Stent 8. The Cordynamic Apolo Stent 9. The Coroflex and Coroflex Delta Coronary Stent Systems 10. The Duraflex^TTM Coronary Stent System 11. The Express Coronary Stent System 12. The GENIC DYLN Stent 13. The GENIC, GENIC SV and GENIC LV Stent Systems 14. The Genius Coronary Stent 15. The Igaki-Tamai Stent 16. The JOSTENT Coronary Stent Range 17. The Lunar Coronary Stent System 18. The Maeo Stent 19. The Med-X Flexy Stent 20. The Medtronic AVE Modular Stents ^TTM Coronary Stent System 23. The Multi-Link RX PIXEL^TTM Coronary Stent System 24. The Multi-Link RX Ultra^TTM Coronary Stent System 25. The Nexus and Nexus II Stents 26. The NIR and NIRFLEX Coronary Stents 27. The Prolink Stent 28. The ProPass Stent 29. The Coronary R Stent^TTM 30. The Rithron and Rithron-XR Coronary Stents 31. The Seaquest Stent^TTM 32. The Spiral Force Stent 33. The Tsunami Coronary Stent System 34. The Zebra Stent Section II: Drug-Eluting Stents 35. The Background, Rationale for and Current Status of the ELUTES (EvaLUation of paclitaxel Elusting Stent) Trial 36. The Biocompatibles' Drug-Eluting Stents 37. The Boston Scientific Antiproliferative, Paclitaxel Eluting Stents (TAXUS) 38. The Multi-Link TETRA D^TTM Drug-Coated Coronary Stent System 39. The Ohytis DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) Coated Stents 40. The Phytis Double-Coated Stent 41. The Quaman QuaDDS-QP2 Stent 42. The Sirolimus-Eluting Bx VELOCITY^TTM Stent: Preclinical Data 43. The Sirolimus-Eluting Bx VELOCITY^TTM Stents: Clinical Data

Surgeons refer to this classic text again and again, partly because of the clarity of its innovative format, so useful and popular that it has been copied by others. This technical manual, now in its fourth edition, profiles all of the commercially available stents and some of those in early registry. The technical specifications of the stent and delivery systems are tabulated; each stent is illustrated in its unexpanded, mounted and expanded form (depending on the type of stent). Angiograms show the stent in situ. Handbook of Coronary Stents is a necessary adjunct for all those involved in interventional cardiology.