people live with peripheral arterial disease worldwide.
A chronic total occlusion (CTO) is the most severe stage — a complete arterial blockage that presents a serious risk of amputation due to lack of blood flow.


amputations p.a. in the US and UK
Diabetes is also a major cause of peripheral arterial disease.
A Chronic Total Occlusion (CTO) is the most severe stage of the disease and presents a serious risk of amputation due to the complete lack of blood flow.
with most advanced
stage (CTO)

Average
Re-entry
Success Rate
Re-entering the true lumen past a chronic totalocclusion is one of the hardest steps inperipheral intervention.
The ePATH System is intended to help facilitateplacement of a guidewire beyond a stenoticlesion within the peripheral vasculature.

For the last 50 years, open surgery has been the current gold standard for preparing patients for dialysis. This involves suturing together an artery and vein in the forearm to create a vascular access site (Arteriovenous Fistula or AVF) for the dialysis machine to connect to.
surgical AVF creations per year
An AVF is a patient's lifeline and is crucial to receiving dialysis treatment. High failure rates of surgical AVFs result in multiple repeat salvage procedures.
Surgical
Failure

1 year
patient

Per patient year
Time to heal and mature
per salvage procedure
US yearly spend on failing
dialysis access sites
The ePATH endoAVF system aims to reduce the burden on patients and healthcare systems through a more reliable alternative to surgical AVF creation.
The ePATH Re-Entry catheter kit will provide clinicians with a safer, more precise, and more reliable approach to CTO True Lumen Re-entry procedures.