GENOSS™ DES

GENOSS™ DES
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Stent for Coronary Arteries

GENOSS™ DES

Description

– Cobalt chromium stent with a thickness of 70 μm.

– Drug coating the minimum required vessel contact.

– Excellent deliverability & fast and thin endothelial process.


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Sirolimus eluting coronary stent

  • Control of well-known drug, sirolimus for optimal release

Ultra-thin strut of cobalt-chrome alloy

  • 70µm of strut thickness for exceptional flexibility and minimal vessel injury

Abluminal bioresorbable polymer

  • Minimized use of coating materials for controllable release rate of drug (coating thickness < 4 µm)
  • Limited coating of abluminal bioresorbable polymer on part where stent contacts with the inner wall of vessels
  • Transformation into a ‘bare metal stent’ after the release of the drug and termination of degradation of
    biocompatible polyme

Improved flexibility

  • Great flexibility in complex lesions and effective navigation in tortuous anatomy by open-cell design
  • Superior deliverability without compromise in complex anatomy

Optimized radial force

  • Resistance to compression of lesion and maintenance of luminal gain.

Low profile delivery catheter system

  • An effective system for small vessel treatment with improved trackability

Hydrophilic coating

  • A coating with great trackability and crossability

Specification

Stent material Cobalt-Chromium alloy, L-605
Polymer Abluminal bioresorbable coating
Drug Sirolimus
Drug dose 1.02 µg/mm²
Stent strut thickness < 70 µm, < 75 µm
Drug coating thickness < 4 µm
Stent strut width < 90 µm
Nominal pressure 9 atm (2.25 ~ 3.50 mm), 10 atm (3.75 ~ 4.00 mm)
Rated burst pressure 16 atm (2.25 ~ 3.50 mm), 14 atm (3.75 ~ 4.00 mm)
Distal shaft coating Hydrophilic coating
Distal shaft 2.8 Fr (0.92 mm)
Proximal shaft 2.0 Fr (0.68 mm)
Lesion entry profile 0.017″ (0.43 mm)
Usable length 1450 mm
Stent shortening < 2%
Stent recoil < 2%
Min. guiding catheter ID 5 Fr (0.056″)
Max. guide wire OD 0.014″ (0.36 mm)
Catheter type Rapid exchange
Shelf life 2 years from sterilization date

Abluminal resorbable polymer

Polymer coating integrity after expansion

Clinical outcomes at 5 years

Sirolimus Release Profile

Bioresorbable polymer

Flexibility

Clinical outcomes at 9 months and at 5 years

Comparative characteristics of contemporary coronary drug-eluting stents

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