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Los stents medicados ofrecen la mejor alternativa disponible no quirúrgica para el tratamiento de la enfermedad coronaria gracias a su demostrada eficacia. Sin embargo, estos excelentes resultados han sido opacados en términos de seguridad, principalmente por la presencia de trombosis de stents de manera tardía o muy tardía. La comprensión de los efectos biológicos que ejercen a nivel de la arteria coronaria luego de su implante, se debe al efecto de la plataforma utilizada, el polímero y la droga que liberan. Los trastornos de reparación vascular inducidos favorecen la trombosis de stents y sus consecuencias clínicas. Se hace una revisión de los diferentes efectos biológicos de los stents medicados en las arterias coronarias, que permite comprender como han surgido rápidamente nuevas versiones en materiales, diseños, polímeros y medicamentos que reducen los efectos adversos a nivel coronario, mejorando su eficacia y seguridad.
Palabras clave:
stents
trombosis
endotelio
inflamación
enfermedad coronaria
Drug-eluting stents offer the best available non-surgical alternative for the treatment of coronary disease, thanks to its demonstrated efficacy. However, in terms of security, these excellent results have been overshadowed by the late or very late appearance of stent thromboses.The biological effects they have in the coronary artery after its implantation are due to the effect of the platform used, the polymer and the medication released. The vascular healing disorders induced by drug-eluting stents favor stent thrombosis and its clinical consequences. This is a review of the different biological effects of drugeluting stents in coronary arteries that allows to understand how the rapid onset of new versions of materials, designs, polymers and medications diminish adverse coronary effects and improve its efficacy and safety.
Key words:
stents
thrombosis
endothelium
inflammation
coronary heart disease
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