Pulse Biosciences nPulse catheter posts 96% AF ablation success at one year
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- Pulse Biosciences reported updated first-in-human feasibility study results for nPulse cardiac catheter system using nanosecond pulsed field ablation at Heart Rhythm 2026.
- Data were presented April 25 as a late-breaking update, expanding follow-up cohorts to 95 patients at 6 months and 53 patients at 12 months.
- Study showed sustained rhythm-control durability with high procedural success through 1 year, supporting competitive positioning in atrial fibrillation ablation.
- Outcomes also pointed to an efficient workflow with short procedure times, which could lower lab utilization and improve adoption economics.
- Safety profile remained favorable with low serious adverse events across 177 treated patients, reducing a key commercialization risk for the device program.
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