Drug Eluting Balloon Registry Results Show Positive Outcomes

After analyzing the results recording in the world’s largest registry on treatment with Drug Eluting Balloons, the primary investigator said the Paclitaxel Eluting Balloon Sequent showed positive results, according to a news release from B. Braun.

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The registry included 2,095 patients who were treated for 2.348 lesions in different cohorts. The results showed low total MACE rate, low myocardial infarction and low cardiac death rate.

Vice President of B. Braun Vascular Systems Gerd Wacker said in the report that the findings show that SeQuent Please can be considered a reasonable alternative to drug-eluting stents for some patients with artery disease.

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