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Core Insights - The article discusses the advancements in transcatheter mitral valve replacement (TMVR) technology, particularly focusing on Abbott's Tendyne system, which has recently received FDA approval for patients with severe mitral annulus calcification (MAC) [2][6][21]. Group 1: Tendyne System Overview - Abbott's Tendyne TMVR system is a minimally invasive treatment option for patients with severe MAC, marking a significant advancement in the field [6][22]. - The Tendyne system was acquired by Abbott in 2015 for $250 million and received CE marking in 2020, becoming the first TMVR product approved for market [6][22]. - The device is made of a dual-layer self-expanding nitinol alloy and is delivered via a small incision in the left chest, avoiding the high risks associated with traditional open-heart surgery [6][10]. Group 2: Clinical Research and Outcomes - Early clinical studies, including the SUMMIT trial, have shown promising results for the Tendyne system, with a 100% procedural survival rate and a 94% technical success rate [13][19]. - In the MAC study, 98.1% procedural survival was reported, with 94.2% technical success and a 30-day mortality rate of 6.8% [17][21]. - The SUMMIT trial is the largest and most rigorous multi-center randomized controlled study evaluating Tendyne's safety and efficacy, with an expected enrollment of around 1,010 patients across over 40 centers globally [21]. Group 3: Market Landscape - Currently, there are 12 approved devices for mitral valve intervention globally, with Tendyne being the first TMVR system to receive market approval [22][26]. - The TMVR market is characterized by high technical barriers and complexity, with most devices still in exploratory or early clinical stages [22][25]. - In the domestic market, only the Renato system by Bairun Medical has been approved, while three other companies are developing their TMVR products, indicating a growing competitive landscape [25][26].