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Does coronary stent system harm to patients?

The coronary stent system is not harmful to the body. The harm of coronary stent system placement mainly refers to the possible complications, but the incidence is low and the risk is controllable.

The postoperative complications of coronary stent system placement include the tear of the blood vessel at the distal end of the stent. It is often necessary to place another stent at the tear for treatment, thrombosis in the stent, and the stent falls off into the coronary artery during implantation. The stent cannot be sent to the lesion and cannot be withdrawn. Emergency surgery is required.  

The coronary stent system is unloaded outside the coronary artery and rushes to the celiac or lower limb artery with the blood flow. The stent is implanted into the bifurcation vascular lesion to block the branch vessels. At the calcified lesion, the stent cannot be fully opened. Due to the need for antiplatelet treatment after stent surgery, it may cause systemic bleeding and arteriovenous fistula.

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