Valcare Medical, Inc.

Valcare, Inc.

Nadav Yellin

Samuel M Shaolian

Shuki Porath

Raphael Benary

Jeffrey P Dumontelle

Andrea Colli

Boaz Schwarz

Matan Gedulter

Avraham Eftel

Daniel Rapoport

Seth Foerster

Tsahi Grimberg

Guy Rogel

Avi Eftel

Guy Shimel

Yoav Rozen

Rafi Ari

Danny Rappaport

Viktoria Protensko

An annuloplasty ring is disclosed. The annuloplasty ring includes an outer tube, a plurality of anchors, and at least one synthetic leaflet. The synthetic leaflets are in mechanical communication with the annuloplasty ring at a plurality of points. The outer tube includes a plurality of windows. The plurality of anchors are positioned inside the outer tube and about a perimeter of the outer tube. The plurality of anchors are configured to be emitted from the plurality of windows in order to anchor the annuloplasty ring to a heart valve of a patient.

Annuloplasty ring with posterior leaflet for minimally invasive treatment

A system and method of repairing a native chordae of a patient using an artificial chordae. The artificial chordae is inserted into the patient in a non-deployed configuration using a delivery system and is delivered to a desired position within the patient. An operator causes the artificial chordae to transition from the non-deployed configuration to a deployed configuration. The artificial chordae is anchored to a myocardium of the patient. The artificial chordae is attached to a leaflet of the native chordae at an attachment location and tuned to a desired tension.

Systems and methods for delivery of chordae replacement system

Prosthetic ring valve assemblies are disclosed. A prosthetic valve ring assembly includes an outer tube and a plurality of anchors. The outer tube includes a plurality of windows. The plurality of anchors are positioned inside the outer tube and about a perimeter of the outer tube. The plurality of anchors are configured to be emitted from the plurality of windows in order to anchor the prosthetic valve ring assembly to annulus tissue of a patient.

Mitral or tricuspid repair systems with multi-directional anchors

Disclosed herein are various embodiments directed to a device for minimally invasive medical treatment. The device being a hollow tube with a first end, a second end, and one or more anchors configured to extend outward from the exterior of the hollow tube. The hollow tube having a plurality of cutouts on the exterior, wherein the cutouts allow the hollow tube to be flexible. Additionally, the hollow tube may have at least one snap mechanism configured to connect the first end and the second end together.

Devices and methods for the treatment of heart valve insufficiencies

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Ramat Gan, Israel

Nadav Yellin