Cardiovascular minimally invasive company completes $380 million in Series E funding! Aiding the commercialization of the Carillon mitral valve repair system
Recently, Cardiac Dimensions announced the completion of a $53 million (approximately 383 million RMB) oversubscribed Series E financing round, led by Ally Bridge Group, with participation from new investor Claret Capital Partners and significant support from existing investors.
The company designed the Carillon system, which aims to restore natural mitral valve function without damaging the mitral valve leaflets. The company plans to use these funds to complete a pivotal study of the Carillon system in the United States and to support the commercialization of the system.

product information
The Carillon mitral contour system is the only indirect, non-contact mitral valve repair solution that can treat patients with mitral regurgitation grades of 2+, 3+, and 4+, producing an annuloplasty effect while initiating left ventricular remodeling and improving long-term survival rates for patients.
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Short path: The approach from the jugular vein through the right heart system is shorter, with an implantation time of about 1 hour.
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Easy to operate: The technical difficulty of percutaneous catheter surgery implantation is low, easy to operate, and has a short learning cycle.
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does not affect subsequent surgeries: as an indirect, non-contact mitral valve repair device, it does not affect the operation of other subsequent heart failure surgeries, and can be removed if necessary.
Cardiac Dimensions
The company's representative product, the Carillon contour system, is a groundbreaking non-surgical device developed for the treatment of functional mitral regurgitation. Their system uses a catheter-based approach to reshape the mitral valve and reduce mitral regurgitation.
According to the data from Crunchbase, the company has previously completed 10 rounds of financing, with total funds raised exceeding $200 million:

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