First US-based artificial heart implant for French firm
By AFP
July 16, 2021
PARIS: French company Carmat announced its first human artificial heart implant in the United States on Thursday, as part of a clinical study.
The total artificial heart, called Aeson, is already available in Europe, according to the company’s website.
This “first US-based clinical study will be decisive for our development in the world’s biggest market for medical devices”, Stephane Piat, Carmat’s director general, said in a statement.
The procedure took place at Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina, Carmat said.
Three other centres for the study in the United States have been set up and are in the process of selecting trial candidates.
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