Physicians at more than 40 centers in France have joined a study of the CATANIA(TM) Coronary Stent with NanoThin Polyzene®-F manufactured by CeloNova BioSciences. With Professor Emmanuel Teiger and Doctor Paul Barragan as co-Principal Investigators, the researchers today announced the Assessment of The Latest Non-Thrombogenic Angioplasty (ATLANTA-France) stent study. Each center will enroll 50 patients with the first procedures expected in early November.
The study will evaluate the short-, mid- and long-term safety and efficacy of the CATANIA(TM) coronary stent for the treatment of up to three de novo native coronary artery lesions in a real word setting. "Professor Teiger and Doctor Barragan are independent and respected interventional cardiologists and we look forward to the results of their study," said Thomas A. Gordy, President and Chief Executive Officer of CeloNova BioSciences. "Physicians throughout France have already used the CATANIA(TM) stent, but this registry will increase participation over broad spectrum of new facilities to this stent without drugs on the surface and for which patient do not have to take long-term dual antiplatelet therapy."
The CATANIA(TM) stent is CE Marked and available throughout the European Union, in the Middle East, and Northern Africa. The stent, treated with CeloNova's anti-thrombotic and bacterial resistant Polyzene®-F surface is available in 60 sizes.
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