Artivion Reports Strong Survival and Low Morbidity in NEXUS TRIOMPHE and AMDS PERSEVERE Trials

Reuters02-02
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AORT">Artivion</a> Reports Strong Survival and Low Morbidity in NEXUS TRIOMPHE and AMDS PERSEVERE Trials

Artivion Inc. has announced the presentation of new clinical data from two trials—the NEXUS TRIOMPHE IDE trial and the AMDS PERSEVERE IDE trial—at the 62nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons. The NEXUS TRIOMPHE trial, which enrolled 94 high-risk patients with chronic aortic arch disease, reported 94% survival from lesion-related death and 91% freedom from disabling stroke at one year post-treatment. Additionally, 97% of patients were free from reintervention due to endoleaks, with no cases of renal failure and one instance of paraplegia observed. Data from the AMDS PERSEVERE IDE trial indicated positive aortic remodeling, minimal morbidity, and zero distal anastomotic new entry (DANE) tears between one- and two-year follow-up. The results were presented at the conference.

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