CVRx to present late-breaking REBALANCE Registry real-world Barostim outcomes at HFSA 2026

By Public Technologies
  • CVRx flagged new clinical evidence for its Barostim heart-failure device ahead of the HFSA Annual Scientific Meeting in October.
  • Results have not yet been presented; late-breaking analyses from the REBALANCE real-world registry are scheduled for Oct. 11.
  • The company also highlighted first real-world evidence in HFmrEF, pointing to reduced hospitalization burden in routine commercial use.
  • Barostim data from the newly launched BENEFIT-HF trial in an expanded patient population will be shown in the meeting’s clinical trial ePoster hub.


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