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FDA Clears Medtronic's And Boston Scientific's Remote Cardiac Monitors, Approves Abbott’s Bluetooth-Compatible ICDs

 
• By Reed Miller

Medtronic will launch the LINQ II remotely programmable, insertable cardiac monitor in the US and Europe this summer following FDA clearance. Boston Scientific plans to launch its LUX-Dx monitor later this year. The agency also approved Abbott's Gallant ICD and CRT-D devices, which communicate with Abbott's myMerlinPulse mobile app.

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The US Food and Drug Administration authorized new cardiac devices from Medtronic plc, Boston Scientific Corporation and Abbott Laboratories designed to help physicians monitor their patients remotely through mobile device apps.

Medtronic announced plans to launch the LINQ II insertable cardiac monitor in the US later this summer following 510(k) clearance from the FDA on 7 July. The company...

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