Vivasure Medical Announces FDA IDE Approval to Initiate U.S. Pivotal Study
Vivasure Medical announced its pivotal PATCH Clinical Study for the PerQseal® Closure Device has received FDA Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) approval. The study will enroll up to 188 patients in the U.S. and Europe, aiming for FDA pre-market approval and commercial launch by year-end 2023. The company also secured a €30 million strategic investment from Haemonetics as part of its Series D financing, with an option for acquisition upon milestone completion. The global market for large hole vessel closure is valued at over $300 million, with strong growth potential, emphasizing the significance of this partnership and study.
- FDA IDE approval for the PATCH Clinical Study enhances the credibility and potential market entry of the PerQseal system.
- Strategic investment of €30 million from Haemonetics strengthens financial backing and market position.
- Large hole vessel closure market valued at over $300 million, indicating significant growth opportunities.
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Pivotal study expected to be completed by year-end 2023 and set the stage for commercialization of PerQseal® system for large hole vessel closure
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The PATCH pivotal study will enroll up to 188 patients across the
The company also announced that Haemonetics Corporation (NYSE: HAE) (“Haemonetics”) invested
“We are excited to be moving forward with this multi-center pivotal study which we expect will affirm the safety and effectiveness of PerQseal for large hole arterial closure. Moreover, we are delighted to now be partnered with Haemonetics, which has quickly established itself as a market leader in advanced vessel closure,” said
“Vascular closure is a key focus of Haemonetics’ growth strategy, and we are excited about the long-term potential of Vivasure’s innovative technology to advance large hole percutaneous procedures,” said
Large hole arterial access is required for clinicians to perform numerous life-saving percutaneous cardiovascular procedures such as transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), thoracic and abdominal endovascular aneurysm repair (TEVAR and EVAR), and the use of a cardiac assist device (CAD). The current approach to large-diameter arterial closure is a surgical repair or the use of suture- or collagen-based closure devices. Both can result in major vascular complications, such as vessel distortion at the closure site, which may lead to stenosis, thrombus formation or abrupt closure.
PerQseal is designed to be the first sutureless, fully absorbable synthetic implant for large-bore vessel punctures. Its low profile patch can be placed from inside the vessel and is intended to make deployment simpler and more controlled than conventional closure techniques. Clinical studies to date have shown a low complication rate and high technical success.
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