Proven existing and emerging MVO/MVD therapies can have dramatically better efficacy if targeted with an accurate diagnostic first
Screening patients that would benefit most, with far greater practicality
Clinical studies and publications have shown that MVO/MVD diagnosis can improve outcomes with early detection and optimal medical therapy
New guidelines, reimbursement and clinical practice post diagnosis
With an explosion in attention to microvascular disorders and recognition as the next frontier in improving cardiovascular outcomes, future innovation in therapy options will undoubtedly expand which require a gold standard diagnostic.
With the microvascular “Catch 22” solved, research and funding will flow to therapies
CorFlow has developed the Controlled Flow Infusion (CoFI) System for MVO: Early diagnosis and targeted delivery of treatment in the cath lab, within minutes
In-stent occlusion & controlled infusion + measurement of back-pressure response in less than 2 minutes
Early assessment of microvascular status.
In-stent occlusion & intracoronary infusion of therapeutic agents in less than 10 minutes.
Delayed wash-out, increased dwelling time, “massage” of drug into obstructed vessels
Microcirculatory / microvascular dysfunction remains an area of massive unmet need in >20M people annually – it accounts for 1/6 below-the-knee amputations, 1/4 ischemic stroke patients, and 1/2 of all INOCA patients (70% female)
Reperfusion injury occurs in multiple organs as “collateral damage” when restoring blood flow
The global reperfusion market today is highly fragmented, $1.4B with a 5% CAGR and ripe for disruption
CorFlow represents a new approach, including next generation AI utilization for both diagnostics and therapy delivery with drug/device combinations not previously feasible
Coronary – STEMI –MVO / NSTEMI
INOCA and MINOCA – ischemic non obstructed coronary arteries and myocardial infarcted non obstructed coronary arteries
Pulmonary Embolism
Pulmonary Hypertension
Below the Knee Peripheral Vascular disease
Chronic kidney disease
Stroke
Dementia