The Sorin Group and Greatbatch have executed a letter of intent that will leverage Greatbatch's eM-able technology in the Sorin Group's future cardiac rhythm management systems.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) conditional approved devices are critical to allow patients with active implantable medical devices to safely have an MRI for diagnostic evaluation.
Catherine Picard, vice-president of R&D at Sorin Group, said: “We are very excited by the opportunity to leverage Greatbatch’s eM-able technology to accelerate our MRI program and deliver MRI conditional systems to patients and physicians worldwide in the shortest possible time.”
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