Endosense

📍 Meyrin, Switzerland🗓 Founded 2003👥 1 employees💰 Last funded 2011
Endosense is a medical technology company focused on improving the efficacy, safety and reproducibility of catheter ablation for the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. The company has conducted numerous clinical studies and has shown that using contact force during ablation can reduce procedure time (1), as well as PV gaps at 3-month invasive follow-up (2). The company’s flagship product is the TactiCath Quartz®, the first force-sensing ablation catheter to give physicians a real-time, objective measure of contact force during the catheter ablation procedure. Prior to force-sensing – which Endosense pioneered in catheter ablation - the physicians had to estimate the force applied during ablation. If too much force was applied, there was a risk of perforating the heart wall, if too little force was applied, there was a risk of recurrence; the patient needing a second treatment. (1) Force controlled RF ablation increases Effectivity for AF ablation using PV isolation J. Schreieck et al., Tübingen, Germany – Clin Res Cardiol 101, Suppl 1, April 2012, P660 (2) Contact Force, FTI and Lesion continuity are critical to improve durable PV isolation: EFFICAS II results J Kautzner et al. – Heart Rhythm Society, May 2012, Boston USA
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Mid stage
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2003
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Switzerland
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Frequently asked questions
Who invested in Endosense?
Endosense has 1 investors on record on gritt.io and 1 late-stage investors.
When did Endosense last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Endosense recorded on gritt.io was in 2011.
When was Endosense founded?
Endosense was founded in 2003.
What industry is Endosense in?
Endosense operates in Medical Equipment Manufacturing. Find similar Medical Equipment Manufacturing investors on gritt.io.
Where is Endosense based?
Endosense is headquartered in Meyrin, Switzerland.