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CoreValve predicts 2007 EU approval for percutaneous heart valve technology

This article was originally published in Clinica

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French firm CoreValve believes it could be set to gain European market approval next year for its percutaneous heart valve replacement technology, the ReValving system. The company recently began a 100-patient clinical trial of a third-generation version of the product, which comprises a delivery catheter component that has been reduced in size to 18F. The first-generation system featured a 25F catheter, which is "very sizeable" by interventional standards, explained the Paris-based firm. As well as the delivery catheter, CoreValve's product consists of a porcine pericardium valve that is mounted on a self-expanding stent. The device is delivered using standard "cath lab" techniques.

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