CARDIOSOLV ABLATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. — Department of Health and Human Services SBIR Phase II: NHLBI

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DESCRIPTION provided by applicant CardioSolv Ablation Technologies Inc aims to develop and commercialize a simulation based approach for non invasive prediction of the optimal targets of catheter ablation in patients with infarct related ventricular tachycardia Successful completion of the commercialization will result in a major paradigm shift in the clinical procedure of ventricular tachycardia ablation where accurate prediction of the optimal targets of ablation in each patient heart will be carried out by CardioSolvandapos s methodology prior to the clinical procedure Guided by these predictions delivery of ablation will be swift and precise eradicating all infarct related ventricular tachycardias with minimum lesion sizes This will resul in a dramatic improvement in the efficacy of and tolerance for the therapy as well as in reduction of post procedure complications The aim of this project is to implement our simulation based ablation guidance as a commercial grade software medical device ready for regulatory approval To achieve this aim CardioSolv will develop the software while following the strict quality procedures required by global regulatory bodies Throughout development testing will ensure that all preliminary results proving the methodology will be replicated by the final commercial product PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE Each year k people in the US alone survive their first heart attack and over half of these survivors will develop ventricular tachycardia VT a life threatening heart rhythm within their lifetime The survivors that live with VT have a poor qualit of life and high mortality CardioSolv Ablation Technologies Inc is developing a patient specific simulation guided methodology for guiding doctors to place precise ablation lesions in the heart that eliminate VT leading to dramatic improvements in outcomes longevity and quality of life for patients while reducing costs and improving access to care