In this issue, we report how RESILIA tissue valves are performing at 8 years in the COMMENCE trial and showcase real-world studies on these valves. We also explore the history of bioprosthetic valve innovation in the latest of our new feature articles. Other highlights include:
Starting with the first bioprosthetic valve implantations in patients in 1965, Edwards Lifesciences has worked tirelessly towards creating a durable and functional bioprosthetic valve for patients. This journey continues with the development of RESILIA tissue valves: with novel anticalcification techniques for potentially longer durability, and features that facilitate future valve-in-valve technology.
In this issue, we present the latest research in the RESILIA tissue portfolio, including the longest COMMENCE trial follow-up to date, which reports on patients with RESILIA tissue valves in the aortic position. We also caught up with Dr Tsuyoshi Kaneko and Professor Michael Borger at The Heart Valve Society Annual Meeting to hear their thoughts on these results.
Discover more on RESILIA tissue through the current and past issues below.
In this issue, we introduce our new series of Feature articles, celebrating the history of prosthetic heart valve innovation. Other highlights include:
This healthcare professional focused booklet explores the latest clinical studies and publications involving the INSPIRIS RESILIA valve and RESILIA tissue through the review of 24 publications and abstracts.
Each reference has been summarized visually over 1 or 2 slides, for you to save time.
*Clinical data on valves with RESILIA tissue up to 7-year follow-up have been published, with additional follow-up to 10-years in progress.
Beaver T, Bavaria JE, Griffith B et al. Seven-year outcomes following aortic valve replacement with a novel tissue bioprosthesis. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2024; 168: 781–91.
†RESILIA tissue tested against tissue from commercially-available bovine pericardial valves from Edwards in a juvenile sheep model. Flameng, et al. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 2015;149:340–5
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