A composite sealing member with texturized yarns promotes outward thrombus formation, preventing paravalvular leakage and tissue damage during expansion.
A collapsible shape memory frame expands to retain cardiac cell constructs around the heart.
A delivery catheter uses a capsule segment and cinch mechanism to hold a heart valve prosthesis in a reduced diameter state.
A valve repair device uses movable paddles and an expanding spacer to attach to native heart tissue.
A tricuspid valve support device uses a tilting flow optimizer to seal regurgitant orifices during systole.
An arcuate transvalvular band reduces mitral regurgitation by displacing the central portion toward the left ventricle, advancing coaption timing.
Porous reinforcing edges anchor the main polymer body, resolving uneven stress distribution and improving tear resistance at suture points.
Shape memory wires form a self-centering waist that adapts to defect geometry, reducing thrombus formation through ePTFE coverings.