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Frequently asked questions

01

What is the primary indication for the Harmony™ System?

We focus on addressing the significant unmet clinical need of chronic heart failure. The Harmony™ System is designed for patients who remain symptomatic despite optimal medical therapy, specifically targeting a reduction in left-ventricular workload through autonomic nervous system modulation.

02

How is the device implanted?

The Harmony™ System is implanted via a minimally invasive, transcatheter-based procedure. This approach utilizes standard femoral or jugular venous access, significantly reducing procedural risk, patient trauma, and hospital recovery times compared to traditional cardiac surgery.

03

Is the Harmony™ System currently available for commercial use?

The Harmony™ System is currently an investigational device and is limited by law to investigational use in clinical trial settings. We are actively conducting trials to gather the robust safety and efficacy data required for global regulatory approvals, including the CE Mark and FDA pathways.

04

How do you ensure patient data security and clinical integrity?

We adhere to the highest global standards for clinical data management, including HIPAA and GDPR compliance. Every device and clinical data point is integrated into a secure digital infrastructure that ensures 100% traceability and auditable results for regulatory review.

05

Can the therapy be customized for individual patients?

Yes. The Harmony™ System provides titratable therapy, allowing clinicians to adjust stimulation parameters based on the patient's specific hemodynamic response. This real-time optimization ensures that the therapeutic effect is tailored to the individual’s physiological needs.

06

How do you measure the success of the treatment?

Clinical success is measured through a combination of primary and secondary endpoints, including improvements in NYHA functional class, increased 6-minute walk distance, and objective hemodynamic markers such as heart rate reduction and increased cardiac efficiency.

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