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Advanced Tools for Interventional Cardiologists Performing PCI Procedures
CardioSert develops tools designed to support interventional cardiologists in percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) procedures. The companys products include a proprietary guide wire designed for crossing complex lesions, such as chronic total occlusion (CTO), and a pressure guide wire for measuring fractional flow reserve (FFR). CardioSerts CTO tool enables the physician to gently maneuver within the microchannels that pass throughout the arterial blockage. The tool follows the microchannels in order to pass the blockage safely and quickly, allowing the delivery of balloon/stent catheters to the desired location within the blockage. The companys FFR tool acts as an off-the-shelf workhorse guide wire and is equipped with a means for sensing the level of artery recanalization or assessing the level of artery blockage pre-operation, providing the physician with an important clinical decision-making tool. CardioSerts CTO tool was licensed by Microbot Medical Inc in 2018. In May 2019, Microbot acquired a novel patent-protected technology from CardioSert and now owns CardioSerts innovative technology, including R&D information, technical know-how, and intellectual property.
Identity
| Name | CardioSert |
|---|---|
| Slug | cardiosert |
| Type / kind | startup |
| Crunchbase ID | cardiosert |
| Source _id | agxzfmlsbGlzdHNpdGVyGAsSC05ld19Db21wYW55GICAoPHgwOQLDA |
Status
| Status | acquired |
|---|---|
| Status reason | Acquired by Microbot Medical on May, 2018 |
| Last update | 2026-05-17 |
Location
| HQ country code | IL |
|---|---|
| HQ region/district | North District |
| HQ city | Nesher |
| HQ address | HaShoshanim Street 24, Nesher, Israel |
Web & social
| Website | http://cardiosert.com/ |
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Funding
| Total raised | — |
|---|---|
| Current stage | Acquired |
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