P. Fehsenfeld, M. Golombeck, A. Kleinrahm, K. Schlösser, B. Schüssler, H. Schweickert, C. Hehrlein
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In the last few years, radioactive stents has been proved to inhibit neointima formation. This paper describes the actual status of producing such radioactive stents. After a short discussion of the different radioisotopes suitable for radioactive stents, potential production methods are discussed. The ion beam implantation of P-32 applied at the Karlsruhe Research Centre shall be described in more detail.