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Project Kardium

Kardium Inc. has developed the Globe Pulsed Field System, an integrated cardiac mapping and ablation platform. The system will enable physicians to deliver precise, patient-specific therapy using a 122-electrode spherical array, real-time visualization and tailored electrode selection. The project is a commercial scale-up to expand production of the system from 2,500 devices in the first year to more than 250,000 devices annually within five years.

Province or territory: UNKNOWN · Source-described stage: FDA approval for commercial sale in the US · Source location: Canada — location not yet normalized

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Kardium Inc. has developed the Globe Pulsed Field System, an integrated cardiac mapping and ablation platform. The system will enable physicians to deliver precise, patient-specific therapy using a 122-electrode spherical array, real-time visualization and tailored electrode selection. The project is a commercial scale-up to expand production of the system from 2,500 devices in the first year to more than 250,000 devices annually within five years. Source-described stage: FDA approval for commercial sale in the US. Location: Canada — location not yet normalized.

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