Vantis Vascular

MedTech Opportunity With Strong Commercial Traction

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Each year, millions of patients require percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI), yet in as many as 20% of the cases, physicians have to resort to more invasive procedures like open-heart surgery or forgo treatment altogether. Vantis Vascular’s CrossFAST™ Integrated Microcatheter Advanced Delivery System, dramatically improves deliverability and control in these high-risk cases.

Already in commercial use, CrossFAST is receiving rave reviews from cardiologists including statements like: “Your device is clutch! The device saved me. There’s nothing else that would go down that artery.”

Register today to join our Fireside Chat with with Jason Turner, CEO of Vantis Vascular, to hear how this revenue-generating company is poised to become a category-defining leader in advanced vascular intervention.

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January 15

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