The document provides an update on over-expansion capacity and design models of contemporary drug-eluting stents (DES), including the importance of various components such as metallic platforms, pharmacological agents, and carrier vehicles. It details findings from tests on six DES platforms, highlighting that while over-expansion can enhance minimum lumen diameter and cell size, it also risks strut deformation and reduced drug delivery efficacy. The study emphasizes the need for careful stent selection given the potential complications associated with excessive over-expansion and its impact on mechanical properties and drug coating integrity.