Latest Cardiac Mri News

Imricor Medical Systems has taken a significant step toward US market entry by submitting its Advantage-MR EP Recorder/Stimulator system for FDA 510(k) clearance, aiming to enhance MRI-guided cardiac procedures.

Imricor Medical Systems has welcomed Oklahoma Heart Institute as the fourth U.S. site in its pivotal VISABL-AFL clinical trial, accelerating patient recruitment and the FDA approval pathway for its MRI-guided cardiac ablation technology.

Imricor Medical Systems has achieved a major milestone with FDA clearance for its NorthStar Mapping System, the first MRI-native 3D cardiac mapping platform approved in the US. This approval positions Imricor at the forefront of MRI-guided cardiac procedures in the world’s largest electrophysiology market.

Imricor Medical Systems has secured Charité University Hospital in Berlin as the second global site for its VISABL-VT clinical trial, marking a significant milestone in real-time MRI-guided cardiac ablation technology.

Imricor Medical Systems and Amsterdam UMC have completed the first-ever ischemic ventricular tachycardia ablation fully guided by real-time MRI, marking a major advance in cardiac electrophysiology.

Imricor Medical Systems has completed the world’s first Pulsed Field Ablation procedure under real-time MRI guidance, marking a breakthrough in cardiac ablation technology. This pre-clinical success validates their Vision-MR platform’s adaptability and sets the stage for safer, radiation-free heart treatments.

Imricor Medical Systems has successfully completed a comprehensive Human Factors study for all its devices under FDA review, marking a critical milestone towards U.S. market entry. The extensive 7-month study involved 46 healthcare professionals and tested nine products, underscoring Imricor’s growing momentum in electrophysiology innovation.

Imricor Medical Systems has secured CE Mark approval for its NorthStar Mapping System ahead of schedule, marking a pivotal shift to software-centric MRI-guided cardiac interventions across Europe and the Middle East.