AdjuCor GmbH news
AdjuCor raises € 29 million to enable its next phase of bringing its revolutionary heart assist technology to the severely underserved end-stage heart failure patients. This Series B financing round includes € 25 million from the cardiovascular-focused medical device platform company MitrAssist Holdings Limited accompanied by an additional € 4 million from the returning investor Maurizio Group.
AdjuCor is developing an implantable heart assist device that, contrary to a
In another great achievement for AdjuCor’s ground-breaking new technology within a short period of time, its submitted abstract has been accepted for presentation at the prestigious 101st American Association for Thoracic Surgery (#AATS2021). Prof. Stephan Schueler will be presenting specifics relating to the augmentation technology.
Professor Stephan Schueler, Head of Mechanical Circulation Support at the Newcastle upon Tyne Freeman Hospital, UK, will be presenting the latest p
For the very first time, AdjuCor GmbH`s revolutionary new heart-assist technology – BEAT – will take the stage at the prestigious 41st International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (#ISHLT2021). Prof. Ulrich Stock will be presenting BEAT’s acute and chronic preclinical results, proudly showcasing this first-in-class technology and how it can assist the failing heart.
Professor Ulrich Stock, Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Heart Failure specialist at
MUNICH, Germany – February 4th, 2020: In the future, novel polymers should make it possible to individually manufacture artificial elastic tissue replacements for pericardium, heart valves or blood vessels. In the PolyKARD project, biomimetic polymers are being developed that can imitate the mechanical properties of pericardial tissue. Using 3D printing and electrospinning, these polymers will be used to produce tailor-made implants. In addition, a 3D printer that
MUNICH, Germany – October 2nd, 2019: After completing a 60-day pre-clinical study, Professor Stephen Wildhirt, MD, PhD, CEO at AdjuCor, is excited to report on its success. Apart from other achievements, the study confirmed the chronic physiologic acceptance of their non-blood-contacting biventricular cardiac support device by the body.
AdjuCor has previously completed a successful 30-day in vivo study. An in-depth report on the results of the 30 and 60-day trials is