Thankyou for quoting directly from the paper to which I referred in my post. My point was that many holders believe that Anteris invented sucherless valves, but they've been around for a long time.
While i'm here has there been any talk from the company regarding 3D printing of valves, their plans , development or research in this area?
Although by definition all aorta valves are 3D, the company has made much of the 3D nature of the product in promotional material.
The WA company CoraMetix ( Harry Perkins Institute) is forging ahead with 3D printed aorta valves, but don't provide any clue as to how soon they'll be ready for market.
Further Update on Edwards, page-73
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