Laplace Interventional
Private Company
Total funding raised: $5M
Overview
Laplace Interventional is an early-stage, pre-revenue medical device company focused on the significant unmet need in tricuspid regurgitation (TR). The company is developing a proprietary transcatheter valve replacement (TTVR) system designed for percutaneous delivery, which could offer a safer, less invasive alternative to high-risk surgery. Operating from Plymouth, MN, and founded in 2018, the company is in the pre-clinical or early clinical investigation stage. Its success hinges on demonstrating the safety and efficacy of its novel device in a complex anatomical and competitive landscape.
Technology Platform
Transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system for percutaneous, minimally invasive delivery of a prosthetic valve.
Funding History
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Competitive Landscape
The transcatheter tricuspid intervention field is highly competitive, dominated by large players like Edwards Lifesciences (Evoque), Abbott (TriClip), and Medtronic, alongside several private companies. Many competitors have CE Mark approval and are conducting or have completed pivotal U.S. trials, giving them a significant head start over Laplace's investigational program.