Eluvia™ Drug-Eluting Vascular Stent System

Eluvia DES is designed to meet the challenges of the SFA with outstanding flexibility and precise stent placement. Only Eluvia DES offers sustained drug release, with the world's most proven polymer, to match the restenotic process of SFA.

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Eluvia is the #1 most-implanted SFA stent.*

Eluvia DES provides consistent, durable outcomes in challenging superficial femoral artery (SFA) disease and features a polymer design for controlled drug release.

Eluvia Drug-eluting Stent system.

How it works

Engineered for the challenges of the SFA, Eluvia DES is the only drug-eluting stent designed to efficiently deliver drug to the target lesion for over a year, when restenosis is most likely to occur in the SFA.


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Clinical history of restenosis in nitinol stents.

Sustained drug release to match the SFA restenotic process

Eluvia DES is the ONLY SFA drug-eluting stent with a polymer coating, enabling efficient drug delivery. Eluvia DES' polymer maintains a steady release of drug during the height of restenosis, protects the drug from dissolving in the blood and ensures highly controlled drug delivery to the target lesion.

The lowest drug dose density of any PTX therapy.

The lowest drug dose density of any PTX therapy

Compared to other paclitaxel technologies, Eluvia DES has the lowest drug dose density at 0.167 (ug/mm2), 18x less than the Zilver PTX drug-coated stent.

Eluvia's clinical data pyramid and statistics.

Backed by unrivaled clinical evidence

Boston Scientific is committed to advancing science in the fight against PAD. The Eluvia clinical program is comprised of an impressive set of comparative effectiveness randomized controlled trials and global real-world registries that have studied long-term outcomes of complex SFA disease in over 2,250 patients. Across the three level-1, head-to-head comparative effectiveness trials, EMINENT RCT, IMPERIAL RCT and SPORTS RCT, Eluvia DES demonstrated consistent and statistically superior efficacy results at 1 year.

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*Data on file at Boston Scientific. DRG US hospital market data, June 2024