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Arterial Remodeling Technologies |
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3 rue de Verdun-Bat G Noisy le Roi, 78590 France phone:+33 161 06 19 92 fax:+33 130 56 50 35
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Private |
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2006 |
| Employees |
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| www.art-stent.com
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| Research Sector |
Medical Devices & Tech |
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| Summary Description |
| Bioresorbable Peripheral and Coronary Polymer Stents for Natural Arterial Remodeling Post-Angioplasty |
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| Management |
| Machiel van der Leest -CEO; Eric Viaud- Chairman |
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| Keywords |
| bioresorbable stents, polymer stents, arterial remodeling, metal stent, stent technology |
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| Description |
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Arterial Remodeling Technologies ("ART") is developing bioresorbable peripheral and coronary polymer stents that promote the natural remodeling of an injured artery after angioplasty. |
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| Products / Services |
The Company's proprietary, polymer-based technology promotes the natural remodeling of an injured and/or diseased artery after angioplasty or other similar procedures. ART has established proof-of-concept with preclinical implantation studies in iliac and coronary models that can be applied and adapted to a wide variety of stent designs.
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| Technology / Differentiation |
| ART's bioresorbable stents are designed to dismantle in vivo over an optimized time horizon, thus allowing the body's own natural arterial remodeling process to occur, unrestricted by the presence of a permanent metallic stent. |
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| Market / Customers |
Assuming an adoption rate similar to coated stents, by just the second year of commercialization the worldwide market opportunity for coronary bioresorbable stents could be approximately $3 billion.
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| Strategy |
ART is developing one of the world's first bioresorbable stents made from a biocompatible lactic acid polymer enabling the ART stent to support an artery triggering only minimal local tissue response causing restenosis.
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| Funding |
| ART has raised 10 million ($14.2 million) from VCs Matignon Technologies and SGAM Alternative Investments. |
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| Status |
| Pre-revenue |
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