54 devices · GMDN 60246
A mitral transcatheter heart valve bioprosthesis is an implantable device made from animal tissue, such as bovine pericardium, that has been treated to prevent immune reaction and is mounted on a metal frame, often with a polymer coating. It is designed to replace or repair a diseased or previously implanted mitral valve and is delivered through a catheter inserted via a blood vessel or small chest incision while the heart continues to beat.
These devices are implantable, catheter-delivered systems intended for percutaneous mitral valve replacement or repair. They are regulated as active implantable medical devices and are supplied sterile for single-use implantation, typically including the valve prosthesis and associated delivery accessories such as catheters and introducer sheaths.
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