Boston Scientific's TAVR Pipeline Delayed; FDA Approval Of Acurate neo2 Set For 2024
Executive Summary
The SCOPE II results could have helped support a PMA for Acurate neo2 in 2021, but the trial missed its primary endpoint, and the REPRISE IV trial of Boston Scientific's Lotus Edge TAVR system has been delayed by COVID-19.
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