Controlled ingrowth feature for antimigration

A stent comprising:

• a tubular scaffolding formed by at least one interwoven filament, the tubular scaffolding expandable from a compressed delivery state to an expanded implanted state, the scaffolding extending between first and second ends of the stent, the scaffolding having an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface defining a lumen of the tubular scaffolding, wherein the at least one interwoven filament of the scaffolding defines a plurality of openings between filament crossings of the at least one interwoven filament, the plurality of openings extending between the inner and outer surfaces;
• and
• a cover disposed on the scaffolding, the stent including a first portion in which the cover covers and contacts at least one of the inner and outer surfaces of the scaffolding, and a second portion in which a radially outward surface of a section of the cover extends inward of the scaffolding and is spaced radially inward away from the inner surface of the scaffolding to define a void between the radially outward surface of the cover and the inner surface of the scaffolding, thereby creating a controlled tissue ingrowth feature within the openings, wherein the scaffolding has a constant outer diameter throughout the first and second portions.