Superficial Femoral and Popliteal Artery Disease


Study

N

Lesion length

Primary patency after 1 year

Stent fracture after 1 year

FAST (Bard)

PTA

121

4.5 cm

61%

N/A

Luminexx stent

123

4.5 cm

68%

N/A

RESILIENT (Edwards)

PTA

69

6.4 cm

38%

N/A

LifeStent

137

7.1 cm

80%

3%

ASTRON (Biotronik)

PTA

39

8.4 cm

39%

N/A

Astron stent

34

8.4 cm

66%

–

ABSOLUTE VIENNA (Abbott)
    
PTA

53

12.7 cm

37% (31% @2 year)

N/A

Absolute stent

51

13.2 cm

63% (54% @2 year)

2% (2% @2 year)

Zilver PTX randomised (Cook)

No data available yet

Bare Zilver stent

240

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