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News Conference News TCT 2021

EXAMINATION Confirms Poor 10-Year Prognosis in Diabetic Patients Post-STEMI

Michael O'Riordan

October 15, 2021

News Conference News TCT 2020

EXAMINATION Surprise: Few Late Event Gaps Between DES and BMS in STEMI

L.A. McKeown

October 22, 2020

News Conference News TCT 2019

PICCOLETO II: More Support for DCB Safety and Efficacy in Small Coronaries

L.A. McKeown

October 04, 2019

News Conference News TCT 2016

Novel SES Fails to Match Xience EES for Chronic Total Occlusions

Yael L. Maxwell

November 08, 2016

News Industry News TCT 2016

Imaging Study Shows Rate of Strut Coverage and Low Rates of Neouatherosclerosis with Thin Strut Bioresorbable Polymer-Based and Durable Polymer-Based Drug-Eluting Stents

November 02, 2016

News Industry News TCT 2016

Hybrid Sirolimus-Eluting Stents with Biodegradable Polymer Did Not Improve Angiographic Outcomes Compared to Everolimus-Eluting Stents with Durable Polymer in Treatment of Chronic Total Occlusions

November 02, 2016

News Conference News TCT 2015

TWENTE: ZES, EES Convey Similar Safety, Efficacy Results at 5 Years

October 14, 2015

News Conference News TCT 2015

TUXEDO-India Affirms Superiority of EES in Patients With Diabetes

Todd Neale

October 14, 2015

News Conference News TCT 2015

DAPT Study Subanalysis Focuses on EES Subgroup

October 12, 2015

News Conference News TCT 2015

ABSORB III: Novel Bioresorbable Scaffold as Good as Standard-of-Care DES

Yael L. Maxwell

October 12, 2015

News Conference News TCT 2014

EVERBIO II: Angiographic Outcomes Similar for BVS, EES, BES

September 17, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

Keynote Address Focuses on Newer DES, Problematic Subgroups

September 15, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

EES Decrease Restenosis, TVR vs. BMS in Non-STEMI

September 15, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

RIBS IV: EES Superior to DEB in Patients with In-Stent Restenosis

September 14, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

Pooled Trial Data Show No Stent Thrombosis Reduction with Biodegradable Stent

September 14, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

COMPARE II: STEMI Patients See Strong Results with Both BES and EES

September 14, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

ABSORB II: Similar Clinical Outcomes, Less Angina with Bioresorbable Scaffold vs. EES

Yael L. Maxwell

September 14, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2014

COMPARE II: BES, EES Show Similar Outcomes at Three Years

September 13, 2014

News Conference News TCT 2013

Meta-analysis: Most DES Safer Than BMS, Biodegradability Offers No Extra Benefit

November 03, 2013

News Conference News TCT 2013

DUTCH PEERS: Third-Generation Stents Equivalent, Effective

October 31, 2013

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EXAMINATION Confirms Poor 10-Year Prognosis in Diabetic Patients Post-STEMI

EXAMINATION Surprise: Few Late Event Gaps Between DES and BMS in STEMI

PICCOLETO II: More Support for DCB Safety and Efficacy in Small Coronaries

Novel SES Fails to Match Xience EES for Chronic Total Occlusions

Imaging Study Shows Rate of Strut Coverage and Low Rates of Neouatherosclerosis with Thin Strut Bioresorbable Polymer-Based and Durable Polymer-Based Drug-Eluting Stents

Hybrid Sirolimus-Eluting Stents with Biodegradable Polymer Did Not Improve Angiographic Outcomes Compared to Everolimus-Eluting Stents with Durable Polymer in Treatment of Chronic Total Occlusions

TWENTE: ZES, EES Convey Similar Safety, Efficacy Results at 5 Years

TUXEDO-India Affirms Superiority of EES in Patients With Diabetes

DAPT Study Subanalysis Focuses on EES Subgroup

ABSORB III: Novel Bioresorbable Scaffold as Good as Standard-of-Care DES

EVERBIO II: Angiographic Outcomes Similar for BVS, EES, BES

Keynote Address Focuses on Newer DES, Problematic Subgroups

EES Decrease Restenosis, TVR vs. BMS in Non-STEMI

RIBS IV: EES Superior to DEB in Patients with In-Stent Restenosis

Pooled Trial Data Show No Stent Thrombosis Reduction with Biodegradable Stent

COMPARE II: STEMI Patients See Strong Results with Both BES and EES

ABSORB II: Similar Clinical Outcomes, Less Angina with Bioresorbable Scaffold vs. EES

COMPARE II: BES, EES Show Similar Outcomes at Three Years

Meta-analysis: Most DES Safer Than BMS, Biodegradability Offers No Extra Benefit

DUTCH PEERS: Third-Generation Stents Equivalent, Effective

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