Imricor hits key milestone in FDA approval process for ablation catheter devices

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It is a pioneering technology developed in the Gregorio Marañón that allows, through a vest with electrodes, to observe a three-dimensional representation of the organ and the electrical activity of its cavities without having to do a catheterization, a resonance or a CT scan.

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Some 33 percent of adults will suffer from an arrhythmia in their lives. That ailment, which could be compared with the effects of a traffic attack on the functioning of the heart, until now used to be solved with a catheterization - the introduction of small tubes by some vein to the heart, to evaluate their condition - and then an ablation - burning an area - to end the arrhythmia. Now, researchers from the Gregorio Marañón Public Hospital hav…

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Imricor hits key milestone in FDA approval process for ablation catheter devices

The second module for Imricor’s premarket approval products has been submitted to the US FDA Module two comprises manufacturing processes across seven devices and has been submitted within expected timelines Imricor’s 3D mapping and guidance system NorthStar will be submitted next under the 510(k) process   Special Report: Imricor Medical Systems has announced another key milestone towards US regulatory approval for its devices with submission o…

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This technological innovation for the mapping of the heart consists of a vest with electrodes that, attached to the trunk of the person under study, allow simultaneously to record the electrical activity in all the cavities of the main organ of the circulatory system, quickly (in just 10 minutes) and precisely. “It has been possible thanks to the restlessness, enthusiasm, creativity and perseverance of the professionals of the Cardiology Service…

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The public hospital Gregorio Marañón de la Comunidad de Madrid has created the first non-invasive system in the world of global mapping of the heart in real time.Consejo de Sanidad, Fátima Matute, today has known this technology applied in a demonstration carried out in the Materno-Infantil of this center, where it has highlighted this "new milestone that demonstrates the innovative effort and continuous overcoming that permeates all Madrid's he…