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Picard Medical and SynCardia Systems Complete Preclinical Implant Studies for Emperor Total Artificial Heart

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Picard Medical and its subsidiary, SynCardia Systems, completed a series of preclinical implant studies for the next-generation Emperor Total Artificial Heart (TAH) on June 2, 2026. The research team evaluated the performance and integration of the new device, marking a progression in the company’s ongoing development program for mechanical circulatory support technology.

The preclinical trials focused on testing the mechanical functionality and physiological compatibility of the Emperor TAH within a controlled environment. These studies serve as a technical milestone for the company as it works to refine the device’s design and operational capabilities. Picard Medical and SynCardia intend to use the data gathered from these procedures to inform future development phases and regulatory submissions. The companies have not yet announced a timeline for human clinical trials or final commercial availability.

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Date: June 2, 2026

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