The ExoVasc® PEARS provides an alternative to aortic root replacement. A personalised, custom-made external support is made to exactly match the patient’s aorta.
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Tom Treasure has presented a paper at the Fourth Cardiff Cardiovascular Genetics Symposium: Current Trends in Diagnosis and Therapy of Inherited Cardiac Disease. Professor Treasure’s
The PEARS project has been featured in a BBC news report. The piece, by BBC health reporter Smitha Mundasad, is called “The engineer who fixed
Tal Golesworthy and Mario Petrou (right), a cardiothoracic surgeon and the PEARS project lead at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, were both interviewed on the
Tal Golesworthy was interviewed on BBC Points West on 20 November 2013.
Articles by Tom Treasure on the Big Aortic Root Study have appeared in Cardiology News and the European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. The Big Aortic
On 21 September 2013, Tal Golesworthy delivered the keynote speech at the Young European Scientist (YES) Meeting 2013 at the University of Porto Medical Faculty,
Wednesday 3 July saw the PEARS project on the BBC’s One Show. Professor John Pepper, Mr Conal Austin and Tal Golesworthy were interviewed by Dr
Prof Tom Treasure has called for expressions of interest to join in a comparative study in the European Heart Journal. The proposed design of the
Today marks nine years since Tal Golesworthy became the first patient to receive a PEARS implant. Nine years on, Tal’s aorta is entirely dimensionally stable
On 25 April 2013, Professor Tom Treasure spoke at the 9th Current Trends in Aortic and Cardiovascular Surgery and Interventions conference in Houston, Texas. His
We develop medical devices that manage aortic dilation and minimise the risk of aortic dissection.