SIROLIMUS-COATED BALLOON: DE NOVO LESIONS · IN-STENT RESTENOSIS · SMALL VESSELS BIFURCATION LESIONS
Clinical Evidence for
MagicTouch SCB
MagicTouch SCB is a polymer-free Sirolimus coated balloon catheter designed for the treatment of coronary artery disease, including de novo lesions, in-stent restenosis (ISR), small vessels, and bifurcation lesions.Engineered with Nanolute Technology, it enables deep vessel wall penetration and sustained drug delivery, supporting optimal vascular healing.
Global evidence
Clinical program
In-Tissue Drug Presence
USFDA IDE APPROVED
ISR · SV
Regulatory Milestone
Clinical Evidence Across Coronary Artery Disease
From real-world registries to investigator-driven global studies, MagicTouch SCB is supported by comprehensive clinical evidence base across de novo lesions, ISR, small vessels & complex ACS populations.
· EASTBOURNE · UK-SEB 2 · SELFIE REGISTRY · FASICO · PICCOLETO VI · NANOLUTE
THE EASTBOURNE Registry
World’s Largest Investigator-Driven SCB Prospective Study
2123 patients evaluated in the world’s largest investigator-driven SCB registry, including a high proportion of complex coronary lesions and comorbid conditions.
Diabetes Mellitus
41.5%
ACS
46.5%
Multi-vessel disease
59.3%
Previous PCI
66.3%
2-Year Clinical Outcomes
Overall TLR at 2 Years
Long-Term Safety
Clinical Evidence Strength
Minimal Increase in Clinical Events
MagicTouch SCB demonstrates sustained safety and efficacy at 2 years, with low TLR rates and minimal increase in adverse events, supporting its use in complex real-world coronary artery disease.
Key Takeaways
EASTBOURNE Registry is the world’s largest SCB study in CAD till date, showing promising 1 & 2 year outcomes in real-world patients. There was no significant increase in the events at 2 years indicating that SCB maintains safety at long term. MagicTouch SCB is extensively evaluated with 16 sub-studies in multiple cohorts & 30+ publications with some in process.
Global Chairman – Prof. Bernardo Cortese
SIRONA – first RCT of Sirolimus DCB vs Paclitaxel DCB in SFA to prove non-inferiority
482 – patients (MagicTouch PTA 238 : Paclitaxel 244) to compare primary patency at 1 year in SFA disease, with additional clinical and safety endpoints.
Rutherford Becker (3)
72.7% vs 68.9%
Diabetes
34% vs 33.2%
Lesion length:(mm)
84.3 ± 61.7 vs 84.1 ± 60.1 mm
Promising Clinical Outcomes with MagicTouch PTA showing non-inferiority in primary patency
Primary Patency at 1 Year
| Paclitaxel DCB (149/199) 73.9%
Rutherford Improvement ≥1 class
P = 0.75 | Rate difference = ‑1.2% (95% CI꞉ ‑7.3 to 4.9)
Freedom From Composite Safety Endpoint (1 year)
2-Year Freedom from cd-TLR
XTOSI – 3-year Sirolimus DCB outcomes in high-risk PAD
XTOSI (50 patients study) provides extended 3-year safety and efficacy data for MagicTouch PTA in high-risk CLTI patients, focusing on re-intervention, limb preservation and ulcer healing.
Diabetes
90%
WIFI Score (4-8)
58%
Dialysis
20%
CAD
36%
3-year outcomes
Freedom from cd-TLR
Freedom from Major Amputation
Amputation-Free Survival
Ulcer Healing (Survivors With Intact Limbs)
MagicTouch PTA
- Circumferential coating for uniform drug distribution at low inflation pressure.
- Optimized re-wrap to minimize in-transit drug loss.
- US FDA IDE approval in both Below-the-Knee (BTK) and Superficial Femoral Artery (SFA) indications.
carriers enables deeper vessel wall penetration.
120 days, aligning with the vascular healing window.
MagicTouch PTA at a glance
Circumferential coating enables uniform Sirolimus distribution at low inflation pressures, while the Nanolute® platform delivers sub-micron particles deeply into the vessel wall.
- Sirolimus coated · Polymer free
- Circumferential low-pressure coating
- Nanolute® sub-micron delivery
- Deep vessel wall penetration
- Low tip entry profile
- Optimized re-wrap stability
- Wide size matrix
Supported by a robust trial program including 8 RCTs, and 3 trials covering ~4000 patients in SFA, BTK and complex CLTI disease.
- Superficial femoral artery (SFA)
- Popliteal artery
- Below-the-knee arteries (BTK)
- Iliac arteries
- Low tip profile
- High trackability
- Improved pushability
- IStable re-wrap
Why Sirolimus for peripheral interventions?
powerful alternative to Paclitaxel for peripheral DCB therapy.
- Sirolimus is a widely validated anti-proliferative drug that inhibits smooth muscle cell proliferation and modulates inflammatory pathways, helping to limit neointimal hyperplasia.
- Sub-micron Sirolimus particles in Nanolute® Technology enable deeper penetration into the vessel wall, improving biological effectiveness.
- A broad therapeutic margin and well-defined pharmacokinetics underpin predictable and controlled vascular healing.
- Extensive experience across coronary and peripheral applications positions Sirolimus as a preferred alternative to Paclitaxel for many physicians.
From balloon to vessel wall
Nanolute® Technology &
Device Engineering
balance deliverability and deep, sustained drug transfer.
Programmed release kinetics maintain Sirolimus availability within the target tissue for up to 120 days.
and tortuous SFA segments, even in long or calcified lesions.
- Optimized crossing profile
- High flexibility
- Stable coating integrity
- Wide portfolio coverage
Clinical resources &
next steps
HOPE BTK – 3-year registry
Complete 3-year outcomes data
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