EBR Systems: Completes interim enrolment for SOLVE trial

EBR Systems Completes interim enrolment for SOLVE trial

  • EBR Systems (EBR) completes interim patient enrolment in the pivotal SOLVE-CRT IDE trial of WiSE
  • The trial is evaluating the safety and efficacy of the WiSE System in up to 300 patients with acute lead failures, chronic lead failures, high-risk upgrades and leadless upgrades
  • WiSE is a wireless, endocardial pacing system for use in stimulating the heart’s left ventricle which is believed to be the more anatomically correct location for pacing equipment
  • EBR has also executed a five-year agreement for a US$50 million (A$72.63 million) growth capital facility with venture debt provider, Runway Growth Capital
  • Shares in EBR are up 41 per cent and were trading at 53 cents at 1:12 pm
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