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complicationssuchas stentthrombosisduetoincompleteendothelialization.26Therehasbeenalotof
researchintothebiomechanicalstressonthevesselwallcausedbystents,andduetoitslocationinthe
FP territory, stent fracture has been described. It has also been shown that there is nonuniform drug
elution,morepronouncedintheintimathatisincontactwiththestent.TheseissuesmakeDESalessthan
idealstrategyforuniversalapplicationinpatientswithPAD.
VI.Drug-CoatedBalloon
A.Drug-CoatedBalloonsforFemoropoplitealDisease
1. DCBs have several advantages over standard PTA in regard to late lumen loss (LLL), TLR, and
improvedprimarypatencywithdecreasedrestenosis.Asreviewedearlierinthechapter,paclitaxelisthe
mostcommonlyuseddruginDCBduetoitslipophilicpropertiesandtissuepenetration.Initialproofof
concept studies done in swine showed that high concentrations of paclitaxel delivered by balloon
angioplastyreduced intimalhyperplasia even though theduration of exposureofthevessel walltothe
drugwasshort.
27,28
2.FEMPAC(Paclitaxel-CoatedvsUncoatedBalloon:FemoralPaclitaxelRandomizedPilotTrial)trial
randomized87patientswithFPdisease toeitherPTAorpaclitaxelDCB.Theprimaryoutcome oflate
lumenlossat6-monthswassignificantlylowerintheDCBgroupwithreductioninTLRratesaswell.
Thisbenefitcontinuedto18monthsaftertherapy.29THUNDER(LocalTaxanewithShortExposurefor
ReductionofRestenosisinDistalArteries)trialrandomized∼150patientstostandardPTAorpaclitaxel
DCBor paclitaxelwithcontrastmedium DCBanddemonstrateda significantlylowerLLL andTLRat
6 monthsinboth the paclitaxel arms compared with plain PTA. The additionofcontrasttopaclitaxel
seemed to have no additionalbenefit in this trial. Freedom from TLR continuedup to 24monthsafter
DCBtherapy.
30
3.ThePACIFIER(Paclitaxel-CoatedBalloonsinFemoralIndicationtoDefeatRestenosis)trialshowed
significantreductionin6-monthLLLandTLRinpatientsrandomizedtopaclitaxelDCB.Italsoshowed
reduction inbinary restenosis and fewer targetlimb amputationsandTLR at12 months.31 LEVANT I
(Lutonixpaclitaxel-coatedballoonforthepreventionofFPrestenosis)trialshowedsimilarresultswith
paclitaxel DCB in patientswith FPdisease althoughthe doseusedwasless.32A meta-analysis ofall
these fourtrials showedsignificantreductioninTLR, binaryrestenosis,andLLL withpaclitaxelDCB
withnoreductioninmortality.33TheseresultsareshowninFigs.12.3and12.4.
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FIGURE12.3 Targetlesionrevascularizationinpaclitaxel-coatedballoonversusuncoatedballoonangioplasty.
Reproducedwithpermissionfrom
CasseseS,ByrneRA,OttI,etal.Paclitaxel-coatedversusuncoatedballoonangioplastyreducestargetlesionrevascularizationinpatientswith
femoropoplitealarterialdisease:ameta-analysisofrandomizedtrials.CircCardiovascInterv.2012;5(4):582-589.
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FIGURE12.4 Angiographicrestenosis(A),latelumenloss(B),andmortality(C)inpaclitaxel-coatedballoon
versusuncoatedballoonangioplasty.
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CasseseS,ByrneRA,OttI,etal.Paclitaxel-coatedversusuncoatedballoonangioplastyreducestargetlesionrevascularizationinpatientswith
femoropoplitealarterialdisease:ameta-analysisofrandomizedtrials.CircCardiovascInterv.2012;5(4):582-589.
4.TheIN.PACTSFAtrial(RandomizedTrialofIN.PACTAdmiralDrug ElutingBalloonvs Standard
PTA for the Treatment of SFA and Proximal Popliteal Arterial Disease) was one of the largest
randomizedtrialsthatincludedover300patientswithsymptomaticFPdisease,toeitherpaclitaxelDCB
orPTAandconcludedthattherewasasignificantincrease in patencyrates andreductioninclinically
drivenTLRat1year34Theseresultswerestillfavorableattheendof2years.35Table12.2summarizes
importantDCBtrials.
Table12.2
DCBTrialsinPAD
Trial Sample
Size
Drug Excipient Dose
μg/mm
2
Control Territory PrimaryOutcome
THUNDER30154 Paclitaxel Iopramide 3 PTAonlyandPTAwith
contrast
FP 6moLLL
0.4±1.2vs1.7±1.8mm
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(P<0.001)
LEVANTI
32
101 Paclitaxel Polysorbate 3 PTA FP 6moLLL
0.5±1.1vs1.1±1.1mm
(P=0.016)
PACIFIER
31
91 Paclitaxel Urea 3 PTA FP 6moLLL
−0.01±0.3vs0.7±0.3mm
(P=0.0014)
IN.PACT
SFA
34
331 Paclitaxel Urea 3.5 PTA FP 12moprimarypatency
82.2%vs52.4%;P<0.001
DEBATE
BTK
36
132 Paclitaxel Urea 3 PTA BTK 12mobinaryrestenosis
27%vs74%(P<0.001)
DEBATE
SFA
110 Paclitaxel Urea 3 PTA+BMS BTK 12mobinaryrestenosis
17%vs47%(P=0.008)
DCB,drug-coatedballoon;FP,femoropopliteal;LLL,latelumenloss;PAD,peripheralarterydisease;
PTA,percutaneoustransluminalangioplasty.
B.Drug-CoatedBalloonsinBelowKneeDisease
DCBshavebeenusedinbelowkneediseasewithmixedresults.TheinitialstudybySchmidtetalwasa
prospectivesinglearmtrialthatexaminedtheuseofDCBinpatientswithbelowkneediseaseandCLI.
Thisshowedsuperiorshort-andmid-termpatencyratescomparedwithhistoricalcontrolstreatedwith
PTA.9These findings were then confirmedinthe DEBATE BTK(Drug Eluting Ballooninperipheral
interventionforBelow TheKnee Angioplasty Evaluation) trial thatrandomized 132patients withCLI
(Rutherford class 4 or above) andbelow knee disease. Itdemonstrated significantly lower restenosis
rates,TLR,andtargetvessel occlusion inthe DCBarm.36However,the resultsfrom IN.PACTDEEP
(RandomIzedAmPhirionDEEPDEBvsStAndardPTAforthetreatmentofbelowthekneeCriTicallimb
ischemia) raised some concerns over DCB use in below knee disease. This study randomized 351
patientswithCLItoeitherDCBorPTAandshowednosignificantbenefitwithDCBintermsofclinically
drivenTLRorLLL,buttherewasatrendtowardmoreamputationsintheDCBarm.
37
C.Drug-CoatedBalloonsforinStentRestenosis
Another unique application for DCB is the treatment ofISR, whichwas explored insome trials with
encouraginglong-term results.Asingle center prospective registry included39 patients with SFA ISR
whoweretreatedwithDCBanddemonstrateda1-yearpatencyrateofover90%witha10%needfor
bailoutstenting.38Thepatencyratewasstillover70%at2years’follow-up.39TheDEBATEISR(Drug-
ElutingBallooninPeripheralInterventionforIn-StentRestenosis)studyshowedasignificantreductionin
restenosis and TLR rates at1 year withDCB compared with historical controls treated withPTA.
40
However,at3yearsnosignificantdifferencewasnotedinregardtoTLR.41Severalongoingtrailsaimto
explorethisclinicalutilityinarigorousfashion.
ClinicalPearls
■When using DCB, adequate lesion preparationis critical before applyingDCB; thismay
includePTAoratherectomytoenhancedrugdeliverytothevesselwall.Italsogoeswithout
sayingthatoneshouldavoidgeographicmissbyusing anatomic landmarksandglow tape.
Thedrugstartselutingassoonastheballooncathetercomesincontactwiththeblood,and
althoughtherateofdruglossissmall,itisrecommendedthattheDCBcatheterbeadvanced
tothetreatmentsegmentasquicklyaspossible.Adequateinflationtimesarealsoimportantto
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ensuredrugdelivery,andinmostcasesthisrequires3minutes.
■There appears to be certainareas in which DCB wouldhavetheoretical advantageover
otherdevices;thisincludescommonfemoralartery,ostialSFA,andbypassgraftrestenosis.
VII.FutureDirections
Therearemanyunansweredquestionswithdrug-coatedtherapies,andconsequently,thereareanumber
ofongoingtrialsinthisarea.Bioabsorbablevascularscaffolds(BVS)maybeasolutiontosomeofthe
problemswithdrug-coateddevices.Itavoidstheelasticrecoilandflow-limitingdissectionsseenwith
DCBs, and as the scaffold “disappears,” there is no long-term risk of shear stress on the vessel or
persistentinflammationseenwithstents.Aftersomeinitialsuccessinthecoronaryrealm,itremainstobe
seen if that can be reproduced in the PAD arena. The ESPRIT I trial was a single arm prospective
multicenter trial thatshowed in carefullyselectedpatients withpredominantly focal SFA disease (3040mm),theBVSstentwassafeandeffectivewith1-and2-yearbinaryrestenosisratesof12%and16%
andTLRratesof∼9%and12%,respectively.
42
Therehasbeenaconsiderableinterestincombinationtherapiestoovercomesomeofthelimitationsof
drug-coateddevicessuchasatherectomyfollowedbyDCB.Thiswasshowntobeanidealstrategywith
early(30-day)highertechnicalsuccessandlowerresidualstenosisratescomparedwithDCBalone.
43
SeveralotherongoingtrialsareexaminingatherectomyorphotoablativestrategiescombinedwithDCBin
PAD.
44,45
There have been no directcomparisonbetween DES andDCB,but the ongoing trials will
hopefullysettlethedebatesoon.
46,47
Fig.12.5showstheTLRratesforDCBandDES.
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FIGURE12.5 Freedomfromtargetlesionrevascularization(TLR)forDEScomparedwithdrug-coatedballoon
(DCB)infemoropoplitealtrials.
Reproducedwithpermissionfrom
SarodeK,SpelberDA,BhattDL,etal.Drugdeliveringtechnology forendovascularmanagementofinfrainguinalp eripheralarterydisease.JACC
CardiovascInterv .2014;7(8):827-839.
VIII.Conclusion
Drug-coateddevices(DESandDCB)havebeendemonstratedtobesafeandeffectiveinthetreatmentof
FP andbelow knee PAD.Endovascular interventions ingeneral are limitedin this territory by lower
patencyrates,andhenceitmakesperfectsensetoincorporatethesedevicesinthetreatmentalgorithmto
decreaserestenosisrates.Themid-termresultsofDESlookverypromising,butthepatencyratesseemto
be poor for longer lesions (>100 mm) and calcific stenosis. Moreover there still existsome concerns
overstentscausingshearstressonthevesselwallanddelayedrestenosisduetothescaffold.DCBcan
overcome most of these limitations and have shown to be an excellent addition to the PAD
armamentarium.ThepatencyratesarecomparablewithDESwithlowerrestenosisrates.Moreover,this
technologyhastheadvantageof“leavenothingbehind”strategyandtreatmentofdiseaseinthetraditional
“no-stent zones.” The long-term efficacy of these devices is yet to be seen. Combining DCB with
atherectomyhasitsadvantagesaswell.Lotsofongoingtrialswillshedmorelightinthisarea,andforthe
timebeing,drug-coateddevicesaredefinitelyaforcetobereckonedwith.
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C H A P T E R 1 3
StentTherapiesintheLowerExtremity:BareMetal,Drug-Eluting,andReabsorbableStents
KwanSLeeMBBCh,
AhmedHarhashMBBCh,andTze-WoeiTan,MBBS
I.Introduction
A.History
B.Technology
C.ChapterOutline
II.Bare-MetalBalloon-ExpandableStents
A.GeneralPrinciples
B.CommonIliacArtery
III.Balloon-ExpandableCoveredStents
A.GeneralPrinciples
B.ComparisonwithBare-MetalStents
C.Summary
IV.Self-ExpandingStents
A.Wallstent
B.NitinolSelf-ExpandingStents
C.Summary
V.Self-ExpandingCoveredStents
A.GeneralPrinciples
B.ClinicalUseinPeripheralArterialDisease
VI.SuperaNitinolSelf-ExpandingBareMetalStent
A.PeipheralStentsandRiskofStrutFracture
B.SuperaStent
VII.Drug-ElutingSelf-ExpandingStents
A.First-GenerationPeripheralDrug-ElutingStents(DES)
B.PaclitaxelPeripheralSelf-ExpandingStents(ZilverPTX)
C.Drug-ElutingSelf-ExpandingStentsIn-Development
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VIII.BioresorbableScaffolds
A.GeneralPrinciples
B.LowerExtremityClinicalTrials
C.Summary
I.Introduction
A.History
Percutaneous endovascular therapies for peripheral arterial disease have continued to evolve since
CharlesDotterperformedthefirstpercutaneoustransluminalangioplasty(PTA)ofasuperficialfemoral
artery(SFA)in 1964. Indeciding optimal therapyfromthe myriad ofdevicesandtechniquescurrently
available, the unique properties of specific arterial distributions must also be accounted for. Balloon
angioplastyisoveralleffectiveandhastheadvantageofsimplicityandcost-effectiveness,butresultsare
limitedby recoil, acute dissection, and significant rates of restenosis. There are numerous adjunctive
therapiestoangioplasty,includingscoringballoonangioplasty,atherectomyinitsmanyforms(rotational,
excisional,laser), drug-coatedballoons,anda variety of stents. Many permutations therefore existfor
therapyandcanbebothconfusingandcomplementary.FamiliaritywiththeInter-SocietyConsensusfor
the Management of Peripheral Arterial Disease (TASC) guidelines is important, as they categorize
heterogeneousanatomicalpresentationsofdiseaseandguidesuitabilityofsurgicalversusendovascular
therapyandchoiceofendovascularintervention.
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B.Technology
Giventhecentralandimportantroleofstentinginendovascularintervention,itis importanttohavean
appreciationofthetechnologiesinvolvedandtherelativebenefitsanddrawbacksofeach.Stentswere
developed toimproveoutcomes overangioplasty. Theyimprovevesselpatencybyacting asascaffold
against recoil and dissection. The primary structural challenge in peripheral vascular disease is
compressional and torsional forces acting upon the stent in specific anatomic territories during daily
motion,whichmaycrushthestentorcontributetostrutfractures.Inadditiontothechallengesposedby
dailyexternalforces,stentsinduceproliferativereactions,contributingtolong-termrestenosis.
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