New Heart Valve Durability tester with Automatic Dual Control technology debuts at the 34th Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT), the annual scientific symposium of the Cardiovascular Research Foundation
The ViVitro Labs Heart Valve Durability Tester with ADC technology launches at TCT 2022 in booth 542 on September 17-19, 2022, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. (Credit: CNW Group/ ViVitro Labs Inc.)
ViVitro Labs, the industry-leading provider of cardiovascular device test equipment and related consulting services, announces the launch of a revolutionary, self-regulating heart valve durability tester, the ViVitro Labs Heart Valve Durability Tester with ADC technology at TCT 2022 in booth 542 on September 17-19, 2022, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)”.
A multidisciplinary team of mechanical, electronic, and software engineers spent more than 3 years in R&D developing the device, drawing upon extensive experience in the field of cardiovascular device testing. The team incorporated feedback from industry leading cardiovascular device companies, start-ups, universities, testing labs, and consultants throughout the process.
The ViVitro Labs Heart Valve Durability Tester received enthusiastic praise during preliminary product evaluation demonstrations over the past 10 months from companies including Medtronic, Edwards, Abbott, and Boston Scientific.
Preliminary product evaluation feedback on two key features:
Independent standalone architecture with true independent test modules
“The truly independent nature of each station means downtime could be much less.”
“I like dealing with the modularity. Distinct units that are separate and don’t communicate with each other. You’re not loading up the whole thing and can have 1 or all 6 going.”
“Impressed by the standalone architecture. It’s great for early-stage R&D when samples are scarce.”
Chamber size and visibility
“I appreciate the visibility of the valve, the side views, and the visual from top and bottom.”
“You can see all 6 chambers at the same time. In one look, you know if anything is wrong.”
“I like the idea of having this chamber we could modify or put different things into.”
Less manual interaction saves time
“I like how its under pressure and doesn’t need a static head to be refilled constantly.”
“Easy machine to setup and run considering I did not have much training.”
Karim Mouneimne, President of ViVitro Labs Inc. and General Manager of Vivitro Labs SASU, explains a key benefit of the ADC technology, “This technology helps avoid over pressurizing and over opening valve samples during testing thus improving reliability and reducing costly false negative results.
I am thrilled to present our new Heart Valve Durability tester with Automatic Dual Control technology at TCT 2022 in booth 542 on September 17-19, 2022, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC).”
Source: Company Press Release