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In drug eluting stent technologies, an increased demand for better control, higher reliability and enhanced performances of drug delivery systems emerged in the last years and thus offered the opportunity to introduce model-based approaches aimed to overcome the remarkable limits of trial–and-error methods. In this context a chemical engineering approach was studied, being based on the detailed conservation equations and taking into account the main physical–chemical mechanisms involved in polymeric coating degradation, drug release and restenosis inhibition. It allowed highlighting the interdependence between factors affecting each of these phenomena and, in particular, the influences of stent design parameters on drug antirestenotic efficacy. The hierarchical structure of this model also allows easily modifying the set of equations describing restenosis evolution in order to enhance model reliability and taking advantage of the deep understanding of physiological mechanisms governing the different stages of smooth muscle cell growth and proliferation. In addition, thanks to its simplicity and to the very low system requirements and CPU time, our model allows obtaining immediate views of system behavior.
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Rossi, F., Perale, G., Masi, M. (2016). Case Study: Drug Eluting Stent. In: Controlled Drug Delivery Systems. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology(). Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-02288-8_5
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