Sirius Implantable Systems Ltd.
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
Intertwining technologies of a miniature left ventricular pacemaker with a leadless electrode from Israeli-based Sirius Implantable Systems Ltd. may someday improve the quality of pacing therapy and reduce the incidence of complications associated with conventional electrical wiring for standard pacemakers. Sirius' unique self-powered pacemaker and the leadless electrode will be implanted on the left side of the heart by minimally invasive surgery and can be matched with any standard pacing device in the market.
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