Carvolix Reports Successful Postmarketing Results for TAVIPILOT AI Software
Carvolix announced the completion of its SAITO postmarketing clinical program evaluating the TAVIPILOT software used during Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation procedures. The program included three studies involving 30 patients across France and Australia.
The company reported a 100 percent procedural success rate and high clinician satisfaction with the software. TAVIPILOT assists medical teams in precise positioning of heart valves during implantation and has received clearance for commercial use in the United States.
The positive results from the SAITO program support broader clinical adoption of TAVIPILOT as a guidance tool for valve placement. Carvolix also published its 2025 Universal Registration Document and confirmed an extension of its cash runway through additional funding.
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