Emboline said on October 2 that the first commercial Emboliner procedures in the US were performed at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center by Tamim Nazif, co-director of the Structural Heart and Valve Center. FDA cleared the embolic protection system through a 510(k) in September 2026.
Emboliner captures debris during transcatheter aortic valve replacement. The study that supported clearance ran it head to head against Boston Scientific's Sentinel, the only other embolic protection device on the US market. Emboline is privately held and based in Santa Cruz, California.
Three weeks from clearance to first commercial case is fast for a structural heart device, and it usually means the account was built during the trial. Picking the enrolling site as the launch site is the cheapest commercial move available to a single-product company.