Israel's Hadassah Hospital Performs the Country's First Full Artificial Heart Transplant

Medical breakthrough in Israel: Artificial heart implanted at Hadassah Ein Kerem

The device was developed by the French company CARMAT, represented in Israel by Tzamal Medical, with one of the company’s hearts costing 1.6 million shekels (about $430,000). By Maytal Yasur Beit-Or, Israel Hayom via JNS The life of a 63-year-old man was saved on Sunday thanks to the first-ever implantation in Israel of an artificial heart. The groundbreaking, seven-hour procedure was carried out at Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center by an extens…

Israel Successfully Implants Artificial Heart For the First Time in Jerusalem - Geller Report

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Israel's Hadassah hospital performs the country's first full artificial heart transplant

The complex, seven-hour procedure used a high-tech French device and required weeks of preparation, including training abroad. Doctors say the implant will sustain the critically ill patient until a human donor is found

Artificial Heart Receives Breakthrough Device Designation from FDA

Clinical-stage company earns key regulatory milestone as it advances a first-of-its-kind heart replacement system toward wider use.