This special episode of Boston Scientific Talks brings you DeviceTalks Boston’s keynote conversation with Boston Scientific's executive leaders Meghan Scanlon, President of Urology; Jennifer Saunders, Sr. Manager of Medical Affairs; Ben Cutone, Global Franchise Director of Prostate Health; and Kristin LaRocca, Senior Vice President of Sales.

In the conversation, the key figures delve into the innovative strategies and technologies shaping the urology field, highlighting the LithoVue™ Elite Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope System. They explore how Boston Scientific is addressing care disparities in underrepresented communities, pioneering programs like "close the gap" in cardiology, and advancing accessibility and equality. The conversation also highlights the importance of data-driven decision-making, clinical evidence, and humble dialogue with clinicians to commercialize innovative strategies. The panelists discuss the challenges and rewards of disrupting the market, the role of health economics, and the unique contributions of urologists as innovators. They also touch on commercial modeling and the importance of empathy, self-awareness, and courage in bringing new ideas to life. Tune in to discover how Boston Scientific is not only advancing urological care but also the way the leadership team approaches problems and solutions.

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Boston Scientific executives talk urology innovation, disparities in care, and commercial strategy

In this episode of Boston Scientific Talks, Boston Scientific's electrophysiology leaders, Ken Stein, MD, SVP, Global Chief Medical Officer and Nick Spadea-Anello, Global President of Electrophysiology, offer a deep dive into the transformative potential of the FARAPULSE Pulsed Field Ablation System. They discuss the strategic development and clinical advantages of this innovative technology, emphasizing its ability to target cardiac tissue while minimizing the risk of collateral damage to vital structures like the esophagus.

The duo also explores the synergistic potential of combining PFA with devices like the WATCHMAN for stroke prevention, painting a picture of a more streamlined, patient-centric approach to cardiac care. With a keen eye on the future, they discuss the vision for expanding PFA's applications, including its role in treating a broader spectrum of arrhythmias and its adaptability to various procedural settings. Tune in to learn more about Boston Scientific's forward-thinking approach to cardiac ablation.

Thank you to Dassault Systèmes for sponsoring this episode. To learn how Dassault Systèmes enables innovation in medtech, visit www.medtecheco.com/lifecycle. 

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Boston Scientific's EP leaders Stein and Spadea-Anello discuss the next leap in cardiac ablation

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