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Leading the Charge in Electrophysiology
We are a therapy management company
developing comprehensive and innovative technologies
to treat complex cardiac arrythmias
Our vision is to become the partner-of-choice to electrophysiologists
through our broad portfolio of diagnostic and therapy solutions
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Our Markets are Large, Growing, and Underpenetrated
Key drivers: Growing incidence and
Market is projected to grow double-digits
diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias
from 2018 to 20251
$ in millions
2018-2025 CAGR: ~11%
Western lifestyle
Rising utilization of
self-monitoring devices
Progressive disease,
Well-established
reimbursement in
function of aging
developed markets
Electrophysiology Mapping and Ablation Devices, Market Insights, US. Decision Resources Group M360EP0062, June 2020
Total prevalence pool of ~53M with ~972K treated in 2020 and 1.04M in 2019
Despite nearly ~1 million procedures in 2020…
the market is under 5% penetrated2
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Unique Electrophysiology Platform
AcQMap is the only system on the market designed specifically for the complex patient population
Non-Contact
3D Imaging & Mapping Catheter
Multi-modal
Guidance Console
Open Platform Compatible with
most EP Catheters
.035"
guidewire
48 Ultrasound
48 High Fidelity
Sensors
Electrodes
Comprehensive end-to-end suite of mapping, diagnostics, and therapy portfolio
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Acutus Medical, Inc. is focused on the production of left-heart access products under its distribution agreement with Medtronic, Inc. (Medtronic). The Company is solely focused on supporting the manufacturing and distribution of products to Medtronic. It manufactures transseptal crossing devices and associated accessories, such as integrated transseptal dilators and needles, fixed-curve or steerable introducers, and steerable sheaths (Products). These Products are used to access the left side, or left atrium, of the cardiac anatomy and are used in a range of medical applications, including in electrophysiology and structural heart procedures. The technology supports physicians during a critical component of an ablation or structural heart procedure. The transseptal crossing devices that it manufactures for Medtronic include versions that are length-, diameter- and tip-matched and designed to lock into the hub of sheaths used in many left-heart procedures.