Concert Medical releases 'Conductor' family of Interventional Coronary Guidewires in U.S.

Concert Medical, LLC today announced the launch of the "Conductor™" family of Interventional Coronary Guidewires to the U.S. market. These guidewires are designed to address an extensive range of coronary disease cases at a superior value. The FDA granted Concert Medical clearance for the use and sale in the U.S. of the Conductor product line in September 2009. Concert Medical is located in Norwell, Mass. and manufactures all of its interventional products in the United States.

Concert Medical is an integrated medical device manufacturer, directly controlling all design and critical manufacturing processes for its interventional products. This business integration ensures both product quality and greater value. Concert's Conductor guidewires offer enhanced trackability and crossability, with an increased reliable strength and superior torque response. Performance-enhancing design features include a proprietary hydrophilic coating to improve tactile feel and shaft markers at 90cm and 100cm for precise insertion measurement.

Howard Donnelly, President of Concert Medical, said the Conductor is the firm's second guidewire product released in 2010.  "Earlier this year we launched a private-labeled neurological guidewire, co-developed with a leading medical device company," noted Donnelly. "The Conductor, which we spent two years developing, is an outstanding addition to our interventional guidewire business."

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