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MAQUET Cardiovascular Launches HEARTSTRING III Proximal Seal System for Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery
Date:4/14/2008

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Mark W. Connolly, M.D., Director of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery at Saint Michael's Medical Center University Heights stated, "St. Michael's is a busy, high-volume institution that performs almost exclusively off-pump, beating heart CABG procedures. The HEARTSTRING III system provides an easy, reliable, and safe means of constructing proximal anastomoses with significantly reduced aortic manipulation. The new seal loader takes HEARTSTRING's user-friendliness to a new level."

"The advancement of our HEARTSTRING product line represents yet another development in our integrated approach to providing innovative surgical solutions for cardiac and vascular surgeons, perfusionists and their teams in order to help patients live better and longer lives," said Patrick Walsh, President of MAQUET Cardiovascular LLC. "As a market leader, MAQUET continues to make significant investment into the field of cardiovascular medicine and we believe the benefits of clampless beating heart surgery are very compelling for the future."

The benefits of clampless beating heart surgery, also known as off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB), include a quicker recovery time, decreased length of hospital stay, less trauma due to the elimination of the heart-lung machine and fewer cognitive and neurological consequences. This is especially important for higher risk individuals who have medical conditions such as diabetes, a history of stroke, or poor physical health.

MAQUET Cardiovascular LLC is a division of MAQUET Medical Systems, part of the publicly listed Swedish group of companies GETINGE AB. MAQUET Cardiovascular was recently formed by combining MAQUET Cardiopulmonary with Boston Scientific's Vascular Surgery and Cardiac Surgery divisions, which includes the products and services of Guidant Cardiac Surgery. The creation of this new organization enables MAQUET to offer a comprehensive array of patient care solutions for less-invasive endoscopic ves
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