LSI 2025: Vektor Medical CEO Says ‘Arrhythmia Is The Biggest Health Care Crisis Nobody Talks About,’ vMap Treats It With 91.1% Accuracy

Vektor Medical is ramping up efforts to bring its vMap technology used to identify arrhythmia sources to more US hospitals, start enrollment in a multinational trial, and commercialize in Europe, pending the CE mark. Medtech Insight sat down with CEO Rob Krummen at LSI 2025 to discuss their plans.

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San Diego-based Vektor Medical has developed an AI-powered map that allows physicians to identify arrhythmia sources in less than three minutes using only electrocardiogram data. Identifying the source of arrhythmia is key to helping clinicians find the most effective treatment approach, and thereby improving outcomes, said Vektor CEO Rob Krummen.

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