2017
DOI: 10.1111/cup.12889
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Hydrophilic polymer vasculopathy with coinciding pseudoxanthoma elasticum‐like changes in an amputated toe

Abstract: For the past decades, hydrophilic polymer gel coating have been widely used on endovascular devices to decrease friction and to aid with binding and delivering of medications in drug-eluting stents. In the recent years, hydrophilic polymer emboli disease has been recognized as an iatrogenic adverse effect which has led to considerable morbidity and mortality of patients. This under-recognized embolic phenomenon now has reproducible pathognomonic histologic findings. Small- to medium-sized blood vessels are occ… Show more

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