DEVICE: EDWARDS CRIMPER (00690103198331)

A hand-held manual device designed to compress (pinch) a non-patient-contact sealing device (e.g., a clip or crimping ring of metal applied apart from the body) to reduce its size (diameter) and create a tight seal on objects being clamped or held together. This is performed by the application of force on the grip of the crimper's handles by the operator. This is a reusable device.

A collection of nonimplantable, invasive devices intended to provide percutaneous vascular access to enable introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system. It includes a non-steerable introducer sheath with an inner obturator/dilator, and typically an additional access device(s) [e.g., guidewire, introducer needle, syringe, additional dilators] which may include a haemostatic valve to control blood loss, usually to enable arterial access. This is a single-use device.

An implantable xenograft (e.g., bovine) intended to be used to repair/replace a stenosed or regurgitant mitral heart valve, or previously-implanted mitral heart valve prosthesis, and which is implanted with a catheter via percutaneous access (e.g., transfemoral, transapical) while the heart is beating. It is comprised of the xenograft, processed to render the tissue non-viable, attached to a metal framework (which may be covered with a synthetic polymer material) that is expandable in situ; it may also include a synthetic polymer subannular valve anchoring component. Devices to assist implantation (e.g., catheter, introducer) are typically included.

An implantable xenograft (e.g., bovine, porcine) intended to be used to repair/replace a stenosed and/or regurgitant aortic heart valve, or previously-implanted aortic heart valve prosthesis, and which is designed to be implanted with a catheter via transarterial access (e.g., femoral, subclavian, aortic) or transapical access while the heart is beating. It is comprised of the xenograft, processed to render the tissue non-viable, attached to an expandable metal framework, which is implanted with an included catheter, and when in situ, may be expanded with a balloon or self-expand. Typically devices associated with implantation (e.g., catheter, introducer) are included.