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‘First In-Heart Microcomputer,’ EVAR Suture-Delivery Catheter Named Top CRT Innovations

Posted: 04/17/2021
Author:
Jason Wermers, CRTonline.org
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The “world’s first in-heart microcomputer” and an endovascular aortic repair (EVAR) suture-delivery catheter were recognized Saturday as the best innovations of CRT 2021 Virtual.
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‘First In-Heart Microcomputer,’ EVAR Suture-Delivery Catheter Named Top CRT Innovations

Calprotectin Plays Mechanistic Role in Development of ASCVD: Population-Based Study

DSE-Detected Ischemia Predicts PCI Efficacy: ORBITA-2 Data

‘Modest’ Decline in Contrast During PCI, Focus on AKI Prevention

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