Getting new technology in front of the right people
Mapping systems, catheters, and ablation tools keep advancing — but that progress doesn't help patients if it stays buried in trade publications and conference posters. This page exists to let companies and researchers highlight new PVC-relevant technology in a way patients and doctors can actually find and understand.
How to submit a technology update
Submissions are reviewed and lightly edited for plain-language readability before publishing — technical accuracy stays intact, but the framing is patient-first. Use this structure when you submit:
- Better mapping near sensitive areas (like the His bundle)
- Potentially safer ablation approaches
- Patients with difficult-to-treat PVCs
- Cases where standard ablation is risky
- Early research
- Clinical use
- Limited availability
Ready to submit an update?
Reach out through our contact form and select "Company / clinic technology submission."
Major device developers
General corporate contacts for major companies building mapping systems, catheters, and ablation technology. These are starting points for researchers and clinicians — patients should direct treatment questions to their own EP, not to these companies directly.
The mapping/ablation supplier landscape has moved quickly. Several major players now offer pulsed-field ablation (PFA) platforms alongside their established RF systems — but it's worth knowing that current FDA approvals for these PFA systems are principally for atrial fibrillation, not a blanket approval for routine PVC treatment. For PVCs specifically, PFA use may be investigational, off-label, or limited to specialized centers, depending on the device.[a]
Abbott Laboratories
- Current platforms
- EnSite X mapping platform; RF ablation tools; the Volt pulsed-field ablation system, FDA-approved for atrial fibrillation as of December 2025.[b]
- Corporate HQ
- 100 Abbott Park Road, Abbott Park, IL 60064
(224) 667-6100 - Cardiovascular Division
- 5050 Nathan Lane North, Plymouth, MN 55442
(651) 756-5400 - Website
- abbott.com
Johnson & Johnson — Biosense Webster
- Current platforms
- CARTO mapping platform with an established RF catheter portfolio; also now offers the VARIPULSE pulsed-field platform.
- Corporate address
- 33 Technology Drive, Irvine, CA 92618
(909) 839-8500 - Customer service (US)
- 1-800-729-9010
- US hotline
- 1-866-473-7823
- Website
- biosensewebster.com
Medtronic
- Current platforms
- Mapping, navigation, and ablation offerings, plus the PulseSelect and Affera Sphere-9 pulsed-field ablation platforms.
- HQ (Cardiac Devices)
- 8200 Coral Sea Street NE, Mounds View, MN 55112
- General customer support
- 1-800-238-2518
- Website
- medtronic.com
Boston Scientific
- Current platforms
- Rhythmia mapping platform and the FARAPULSE pulsed-field ablation system.
- Farapulse education & specialist inquiries
- 1-855-442-7725
Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM CST - Website
- bostonscientific.com · farapulse.com
Acutus Medical
- Current platforms
- Advanced mapping technology for complex arrhythmia cases. Market role and product availability vary by center — confirm directly before referencing a specific patient case.
- Website
- acutusmedical.com
AtriCure
- Corporate HQ
- 7555 Innovation Way, Mason, OH 45040
+1 (513) 755-4100 - Toll free
- +1 (866) 349-2342
- Fax
- +1 (513) 755-4567
- Website
- atricure.com
AngioDynamics
- Corporate HQ
- 14 Plaza Drive, Latham, NY 12110
- General / IP queries
- 1-518-795-1400
- Clinical / adverse event support
- 1-800-833-9973
- Website
- angiodynamics.com
For a patient, the specific brand usually matters less than whether the center and operator have strong experience mapping and ablating at your PVC's specific anatomic site.
References for this update:
- Current FDA approval status of pulsed-field ablation systems (principally atrial fibrillation, not routine PVC treatment) — see FierceBiotech and TCTMD coverage of Abbott's Volt system approval, December 2025.
- Abbott Volt™ Pulsed Field Ablation System FDA approval announcement, December 22, 2025. (Abbott newsroom)
Full source URLs available on request — several were provided as reference links in the source material for this update and can be added directly once verified.
These are general corporate contacts, not endorsements of any specific product. Inclusion here reflects relevance to PVC mapping and ablation technology, not a claim about safety or effectiveness beyond what's documented on our Safety & Evidence and Emerging Technology pages.