Cardiology

Cardiology
Activa - specializzazione - cardiologia
In recent years, interventional cardiology procedures have required innovation and minimally invasive techniques. This is why, over the last decade, we have sought out innovative and cutting-edge companies that enable shorter recovery times, facilitating a return to normal life while maintaining high therapeutic standards.

Patent Foramen Ovale (PFO)

Noblestitch™ EL is a percutaneous closure system for patent foramen ovale using sutures.
Three devices supplied in a single sterile kit for the release and fixation of non-absorbable 4-0 polypropylene sutures allow the PFO to be closed in three different steps:

1
Noblestitch EL 'S' positions the first suture through the secundum septum
2
Noblestitch EL 'P' positions the second suture through the primum septum
3
The 'KwiKnot™' device allows the foramen ovale to be closed by securing the suture threads with a two-part polypropylene system
The advantages of using NobleStitch™ EL are:
  • No implanted metal prosthesis
  • No risk of dislocation or erosion
  • Does not inhibit future transseptal procedures
  • Does not cause nickel allergies
  • TEE and general anesthesia not required

Mitral regurgitation

CARILLON® Mitral Contour System™

Uses a percutaneous procedure to remodel the mitral annulus, reducing mitral dilation and regurgitation.

The system consists of an implantable Nitinol device designed to be placed in the coronary sinus and a delivery system. It is fully retrievable and available in different sizes compatible with the anatomy; subsequent releases are possible if a first device is removed.

CARILLON® Mitral Contour System™ is indicated for use in patients with functional mitral regurgitation (FMR).

The advantages of using the CARILLON® system are:
  • Quick and simple procedure with right jugular approach
  • General anesthesia not required
  • No transscleral puncture
  • TEE/3D not mandatory
  • Does not preclude subsequent therapeutic interventions
  • Anticoagulant/antiplatelet therapy not essential