Starts & Stops: J&J Launches IDE Trial Of 90-Watt RF Ablation Catheter; Vectorious Starts Trial Of V-LAP HF Monitor

Starts & Stops compiles all the clinical trial announcements, initiations, completions and suspensions tracked by MedDeviceTracker. This edition covers trial announcements from Feb. 4 through Feb. 10, including from Johnson & Johnson, Relievant Medsystems, Vectorious, Leviticus, and Kaia Health.

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[Editors NoteStarts & Stops is Medtech Insight’s regular review of important medical device trial announcements as tracked by Informa’s MedDeviceTrackerClick here to request a demonstration. For an archive of previous Starts & Stops and Results Recap, the regular updates of trial-results announcements, visit the Tracking Trials page.]

The first of a planned 185 patients has been treated in the Investigational Device Exemption trial of Biosense Webster’s QDot Micro radiofrequency (RF) ablation catheter at New York University’s...

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