Cardiovascular technological advancements have played a crucial role in improving healthcare outcomes for patients with heart-related conditions. Advances in catheter-based techniques have allowed for minimally invasive procedures, reducing the need for open-heart surgery. Robotic systems have been adapted for cardiovascular functions, providing surgeons with enhanced precision and control during surgery, potentially reducing risks and improving patient outcomes. Surgeons use pre-operative planning, allowing them to practice complex procedures and anticipate potential complications. A durable and longer-lasting artificial heart valve has been developed through advances in materials and design.
The global burden of cardiovascular diseases, including conditions like heart disease and stroke, continues to rise. Aging populations, sedentary lifestyles, poor dietary habits, and obesity rates drive the trend. Technological innovations in the field of cardiology have led to the development of more effective diagnostic tools, minimally invasive surgical procedures, and advanced cardiovascular drugs. A growing number of countries, particularly emerging economies, are investing in better healthcare infrastructure and services, including cardiovascular care. Older individuals are more prone to developing heart-related conditions, which drives demand for cardiovascular healthcare services.
This edition of MedTech Outlook Europe brings the latest developments in cardiovascular technology, driving demand for products and services that support patient engagement in cardiovascular care.
It features thought leadership articles from Dr. Jerome Soquet, MD, Associate Professor, Consultant Cardiac Surgeon, Founding Director of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery at Lille University Hospital (France), who sheds light on how surgical training is essential to be informed about the properties, advantages, and drawbacks of each implantable device. It also features an article from Karin Leire, Vice President of Research & Innovation at Permobil, who discusses the demand for proprietary clinical data, trials comparing the device to standard care, and registration, which is all connected to reimbursement and improvement in patient care.
This edition spotlights Cardionovum, a company pioneering a new paradigm in this landscape with its SAFEPAX coating technology designed for DCBs.
In this edition featuring the Top Cardiovascular Solutions Providers in Europe 2023 and Top Cardiovascular Solutions Providers in Italy 2023, we hope you find the right partner to meet your organization’s needs.
