On the role of specific drug binding in modelling arterial eluting stents

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In this paper we consider drug binding in the arterial wall following delivery by a drug-eluting stent. Whilst it is now generally accepted that a non-linear saturable reversible binding model is required to properly describe the binding process, the precise form of the binding model varies between authors. Our particular interest in this manuscript is in assessing to what extent modelling specific and non-specific binding in the arterial wall as separate phases is important. We study this issue by extending a recently developed coupled model of drug release and arterial tissue distribution, and comparing simulated profiles of drug concentration and drug mass in each phase within the arterial tissue.

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McGinty, S., & Pontrelli, G. (2016). On the role of specific drug binding in modelling arterial eluting stents. Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, 54(4), 967–976. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10910-016-0618-7

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