Solutions for Cardiovascular Professionals

Augment the predictability, trust the outcome

From congenital to structural heart defects, Materialise’s range of cardiovascular solutions gives you the means to deliver outstanding care. 3D technologies bring pre-procedural planning to new heights by addressing your patients’ unique needs.

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Our applications

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Structural heart

Successful structural heart interventions require innovation to navigate the high risks and complexity. Using 3D-CT planning and 3D printing to create pre-procedural plans reveals unprecedented insights.

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Congenital heart

Transform your patient’s experience and increase their understanding with better insights into complex pathologies thanks to realistic, 3D-printed heart models.

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Point-of-care 3D printing

Having a dedicated in-house facility and support from Materialise engineers can cut days off the 3D printing process, support innovation initiatives, and result in lower overall costs incurred by the hospital.

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Related products and services

Materialise Mimics Planner for Structural Heart Interventions

Online case planning assistance for complex structural heart procedures 

Materialise Mimics Planner for TAVR

Online interactive planner for transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) procedures

Mimics Enlight TMVR

Expert structural heart planning with true 3D clarity for transcatheter mitral valve replacement procedures

Mimics Enlight LAAO

Expert structural heart planning with true 3D clarity for left atrial appendage occlusion procedures 

Point-of-care 3D printing

Start and scale a sustainable 3D printing lab at your hospital with confidence

Materialise HeartPrint

3D-printed cardiovascular models

Materialise Mimics Innovation Suite

Industry-standard software for segmentation and anatomical analysis, planning, and design

3D is appealing because it’s more like reality than 2D. When looking to understand and operate in the heart, the closer you get to 3D, the less visible the seam is between technology and the real anatomy, and the experience is more immersive

Thomas Modine, MD, PhD, MBACardiovascular and Thoracic Surgeon, CHY de Bordeaux

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