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Advanced 3D Vessel Road Mapping and Magnetic Guidewire Navigation

Capabilities Demonstrated in Multiple Cases

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Stereotaxis, Inc. (Nasdaq: STXS) announced today the details of successful, live percutaneous coronary and peripheral cases performed with the Stereotaxis Magnetic Navigation System and broadcast to the Main Arena at the Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT) symposium, held this week in Washington D.C. In each of the cases, Stereotaxis technology was used to create a three-dimensional (3D) roadmap of a stenotic or occluded vessel which aided magnetic guidewire crossing of the occlusion or stenosis for successful delivery of the necessary therapy.

-- Coronary Bifurcation Stenosis -- In the first case, a 3D image of the

bifurcation was constructed from multiple x-ray images and the images

were overlaid on real-time fluoroscopy to create a centerline roadmap

through the lesion. Two Stereotaxis magnetic guidewires were

efficiently navigated down the stenotic branches of the bifurcation.

The guidewires successfully crossed the stenoses and two stents were

deployed. This procedure was performed on Monday, October 22 by Dr.

Jeff Moses of New York Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.

-- Chronic Total Occlusion -- This second case included the treatment of a

coronary chronic total occlusion, or CTO. A 3D roadmap of the fully

occluded vessel, based on recently conducted CT studies, was created

using the Stereotaxis system. Overlaid onto real-time fluoroscopy, the

roadmap enabled guidewire advancement, CTO lesion crossing and therapy

delivery. This procedure was also performed by Dr. Moses, on Tuesday,

October 23.

-- Subclavian Stenosis -- The third Stereotaxis live case demonstration at

TCT, also on Tuesday the 23rd, was pe
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