Nanotechnology examines fibers and particles with dimensions as low as 10e-9 m. The application of nanotechnology in medical science has been significantly impacted by numerous developments, the material availability of industrial and manufacturing technology, and advancements in targeted-delivery capabilities. However, no other sector has revealed a benefit as significant as cardiology. The complication of cardiovascular disease is emphasized by the nanotechnologies, which also reveal the size and targeted delivery constraints. An extensive description of the materials and a potential classification system accompany specific examples of innovation achievements, including the production of Drug Eluting Stents. cardiovascular imaging technologies based on nanotechnology are also used in diagnostic and preventive medicine, in addition to scaffolds for the design of 3D artificial constructs that could someday take the place of transplant hearts.
