The press service added that this medical product was developed within the scope of a grant received from the Ministry of Industry and Trade and is intended to be administered to the heart via a transcatheter without the need for open surgery.
The new bioprosthesis will not only reduce dependence on prices and supply chains by replacing imported analogues on the market, but will also be able to compete technologically with developments abroad. Combining unique technical solutions and high functionality, it offers original methods of biomaterial processing and a unique frame made of shape memory nitinol tube, the press service noted.
Source: Ferra
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