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Medtronic And Philips Collaborate On Image-Guided Ablation For Atrial Fibrillation

 
• By Reed Miller

Medtronic will co-promote Philips' Kodex-EPD dielectric imaging and navigation system with features to support atrial fibrillation ablation procedures.

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Royal Philips NV and Medtronic PLC will work together to promote image-guided treatment of atrial fibrillation with ablation technology from Medtronic and image-guidance from Philips.

Under the agreement, announced on 9 May, Medtronic will help Philips sell its Kodex-EPD three-dimensional cardiac imaging and navigation system with cryoablation-specific features to optimize the performance of Medtronic’s Arctic...

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