ArticleAmerican heart journal plus : cardiology research and practice2025
Percutaneous closure of patent foramen ovale with complex anatomy using the Memopart™ occluder device.
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Abstract
We conducted a single center observational study aimed to assess safety and efficacy of Balmed Memopart PFO occluder in treatment of complex PFO anatomies including at least one of the following: tunnel length ≥ 8 mm, atrial septal aneurysm, lipomatous hypertrophy of fossa ovalis rims (≥10 mm), cribriform or additional multiple small defects on the fossa ovalis, residual large Eustachian ridge or Chiari network. This analysis demonstrated Memopart PFO occluder device to be a safe and effective option for PFO closure, with good procedural success rate (100 %) and no significant safety issues (1 mild residual shunt at 24 h).
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