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First reported use of drug-coated balloon for bioresorbable in-scaffold restenosis.

This is the first documented case of a drug-coated balloon strategy for the treatment of bioresorbable in-scaffold restenosis caused by diffuse neointimal proliferation. This case can provide an alternative treatment option in this setting, avoiding potential problems related to further bulky metallic stents in a patient where a different strategy was initially planned. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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