by David Cassak
In the fall of 2006, alarming headlines out of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) meeting in Barcelona ominously asked,...
Xtent and the Next DES Boom
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Safety concerns and a retrenchment in usage have dimmed the luster of drug-eluting stents, but only slightly. If the market is to turn around and, more importantly, serve the kind of patients who really need these devices, a second-generation drug-eluting stent will be needed, one designed specifically for these new patients. And Xtent believe it has the technology to do just that.
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