New Study Highlights Safety and Efficacy Profile of Haemonetics' VASCADE MVP® XL in Large-Bore Venous Access Closure Procedures
The retrospective, non‐randomized, observational single‐center cohort study included a total of 574 consecutive patients undergoing catheter ablation for atrial arrhythmia, or left atrial appendage closure procedures. The study included some procedures in which VASCADE MVP was used outside the scope of its approved indication, which is for use with 6-12F inner diameter procedural sheaths. Results demonstrated VASCADE MVP XL's superior performance in the context of these large‐bore venous access closure procedures, achieving higher procedural success, a more consistent safety profile, and efficient hemostasis without complications, including 0% bleeding complications.
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FDA approval was supported by clinical evidence from the AMBULATE EXPAND trial, a multicenter, prospective, single-arm, pivotal trial designed to evaluate the safety and effectiveness in technologies using 17F maximum OD procedural sheaths. The study results were published in the
"The expanded indication for the VASCADE MVP® XL system supports the rapidly evolving electrophysiology landscape, including the adoption of next‑generation PFA and LAAC technologies and the growing number of concomitant procedures," said
Clinical data related to the VASCADE MVP XL system will be presented and discussed at HRS 2026, as part of a Haemonetics‑sponsored
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