MTRC has released European reimbursement report for use of Embolic Protection Devices during percutaneous cardiac procedures (PCI and TAVI) in 11 EU countries

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May 2019

The report presents a summary of reimbursement situation for use of Embolic Protection Devices during percutaneous cardiac procedures (PCI and TAVI). The analysis covers procedure coding, payment mechanism, reimbursement tariffs and policy restrictions in 11 EU countries including Austria, Belgium, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland.

Report was developed using an official reimbursement information. You can learn more and request sample pages at the report’s page.

It is possible to order analysis only for individual countries and add procedure volume data.

Contact us, if you would like to discuss the methodology and the content of the reports with our experts.

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