Ventrica Assigns MVP To Team Medtronic; Coalescent Going Solo With U-Clip
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Ventrica, Inc. says it expects its MVP coronary (distal) anastomotic connector to sell at a premium to aortic (proximal) clips given the device's potential to encourage greater use of "off-pump" bypass procedures
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