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`Medtronic to acquire PercuSurge for $225 million
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`News | October 19, 2000
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`Medtronic to acquire PercuSurge for $225 million
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`In a move that will further enhance its interventional vascular product offerings, Medtronic Inc. (Minneapolis) today announced that it
`will acquire Sunnyvale, CA-based PercuSurge Inc.
`The merger agreement calls for an exchange of stock valued at approximately $225 million. Further financial details were not disclosed.
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`PercuSurge will join the Medtronic Vascular organization, which is headquartered in Santa Rosa, CA.
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`"We are excited to be joined by this innovative company, whose embolic protection device is the 'best in class' solution for reducing
`clinical complications associated with embolic debris released during interventional procedures," said Andy Rasdal, president of
`Medtronic Vascular.
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`"We believe that our technology and excellent clinical results, combined with Medtronic AVE's worldwide operational and field
`infrastructure will result in an extremely rapid adoption of our technology to treat the nearly 200,000 diseased saphenous vein bypass
`grafts that could be treated each year," said Peter Rule, president, CEO and chairman of PercuSurge.
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`The PercuSurge GuardWire Plus Temporary Occlusion and Aspiration system is designed to allow cardiologists and other interventional
`specialists to capture embolic debris that might otherwise block downstream vessels and branches during interventional procedures and
`damage the heart. It consists of a balloon-tipped guidewire, which is inflated briefly to occlude blood flow and capture any material
`dislodged from the wall of the vessel during placement of a stent upstream. Captured material is then withdrawn by using the
`PercuSurge Export aspiration catheter before the balloon of the GuardWire Plus is deflated and blood flow restored.
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`The device has been used in over 5,000 procedures since its release in Europe during 1999 and was the first distal protection product to
`be commercialized there. The product's first targeted indication is for the treatment of degenerated saphenous vein grafts that show
`signs of disease following heart bypass surgery.
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`The GuardWire Plus is an investigational device in the United States, and clinical trials are already underway.
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`Edited by Ursula Jones
`Managing Editor, Medical Design Online
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