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Structural Heart Devices - Global Strategic Business Report - Product Thumbnail Image

Structural Heart Devices - Global Strategic Business Report

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  • March 2025
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Cardiac Valve Market Report 2025 - Product Thumbnail Image

Cardiac Valve Market Report 2025

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  • January 2025
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Transcatheter Valve Repair System Market Report 2025 - Product Thumbnail Image

Transcatheter Valve Repair System Market Report 2025

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Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Market Report 2025

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Transcatheter Mitral Valve Repair (TMVR) is part of the broader cardiovascular devices market, specifically addressing the treatment of mitral valve disease through a minimally invasive surgical approach. TMVR offers an alternative to traditional open-heart surgery by using a catheter to deliver repair devices such as clips or implants to the affected valve. This method is particularly useful for patients who are deemed high-risk for surgery due to comorbidities or other factors. The market for TMVR has expanded due to technological advancements, increasing prevalence of mitral regurgitation, and a growing preference for less invasive procedures among both patients and healthcare providers. The development of innovative devices is fueled by clinical research and trials aimed at improving patient outcomes and expanding the treatable patient population. Within the TMVR market, several companies have emerged as key players. These include Abbott Laboratories, known for its MitraClip system; Edwards Lifesciences, which has been developing its own mitral repair technology; Medtronic, with investments in mitral valve repair devices; and Boston Scientific, exploring the space through acquisitions and development of its own solutions. Other entrants and start-ups continue to invest in research and development to provide new and improved options for TMVR. Show Less Read more