WATCHMAN FLX Pro device with white background.

WATCHMAN FLXTM Pro

Left Atrial Appendage Closure Device

featuring HEMOCOAT™ Technology

The WATCHMAN FLX Pro Device is designed with three first-ever features: new HEMOCOAT Technology designed to improve the healing process, radiopaque markers for precise device placement, and a new 40mm size for larger appendages.

WATCHMAN FLX Pro Device



Coated for controlled healing

HEMOCOAT Technology is a durable, thromboresistant coating that results in less inflammation and leads to faster, more complete endothelialization.1

Established

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PVDF-HFP has a long history of safe use on permanently implanted, blood-contacting medical devices2

Stable

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Durable, thin coating encapsulates healing surface of device, maintains pore size and mechanical performance of WATCHMAN FLX platform (<1µm)3

Demonstrated

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Impressive performance in challenging preclinical model1

Testing in pre-clinical model has shown remarkable results for faster, more controlled healing1

Next level visibility

Three new radiopaque markers help position and anchor the device with a new level of visual accuracy

Enhance deployment precision

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57% increased visibility for more accurate device positioning4

Ensure device
stability

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Improved assessment of device anchoring when performing tug test

Enable confident
release

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Improved visualization of device orientation and alignment

Close with confidence

A new 40mm size to help treat larger appendages

WATCHMAN FLX Pro 40mm device size.
  • Same performance
  • Same compression range (10‑30%)
  • Same depth requirement
WATCHMAN FLX Pro device size chart.
WATCHMAN FLX Pro device size chart comparison with larger size.

 

WATCHMAN FLX Pro Procedure Video

  1. Saliba et al. JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology, May 2023. Bench testing or pre-clinical study results may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance. N=12 in a pre-clinical canine study.
  2. Wagner et al., Biomaterials Science: An Introduction to Materials in Medicine, 4th Edition, 2020.
  3. Boston Scientific Data on file.
  4. Bench study performed under CT by Boston Scientific. Data on file.