Abstract
Alongtimeaspiration of interventional cardiologists remains to improve the long-term impact of stent permanence in coronaries to restore original vessel patency and physiological endothelium response. Bioresorbable vascular scaffolds were consideredrevolutionary in coronary devices, but several trials were disappointing; thus, the challenge in this field remains. DESolve is a novolimus-eluting poly-L-lactide-based polymer scaffold thatdissolves through abio-reabsorption mechanism, vanishing completely in 2years. Its ability to supply the necessary radial strength to support the vessel for the critical early months after delivery is an important feature showing a unique self-correction property, which reduces incomplete stent apposition. Overexpansion has a good, safe margin with DESolve. This review aims to provide an overview of this controversialtopic.
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