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Starts & Stops: ICS' Emblok Medtronic's Arctic Front, Abbott's Absorb, Boston Scientific's S-ICD

 
• By Reed Miller

Starts & Stops is a regular feature highlighting Medtech Insight editors' picks of noteworthy medtech clinical trial initiations, completions and suspensions each month. Over the last month, 31 new trials started, 25 trial were completed, one trial was "reinitiated," and six trials were terminated or suspended, according to meddevicetracker.

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Big news on clinical trials of several potentially significant cardiovascular technologies headlines this month's edition of Starts & Stops, Medtech Insight's regular review of medical device clinical trial activity.

While the exploding market for transcatheter valves is dominated by Medtronic and Edwards Lifesciences, a number of smaller companies are...

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