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The VeriQ system for assessing graft flow during coronary artery bypass graft surgery

NICE are investigating the claim: The VeriQ system offers enhanced utility as a non-invasive method in assessing the patency of grafts carried out during coronary artery bypass surgery. The technology uses intra-operative transit time flow measurements (TTFM) to quality assure graft patency.

For more information please see the evaluation scope below.

Status: History
Expected date of issue: November 2011
Notification date: November 2010
Topic area:
  • Cardiovascular
  • Surgical procedures
 

NICE project team

Patient Involvement Lead: Laura Norburn
Analyst: Mukesh Dhariwal
Communications Lead: Tonya Gillis
Project manager:

Marlon Hope

Implementation Lead: Katie Worrall
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Provisional schedule

Submission Date Text: TBC
Topic Selection: 01 December 2010
Draft guidance meeting 16 June 2011
Consultation opens: 07 July 2011
Consultation ends: 30 August 2011
Final guidance meeting: 15 September 2011
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Stakeholders

To be confirmed

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Project history

Date Update
5 August 2011 The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is evaluating this technology
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Key documents

This page was last updated: 15 November 2011

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