Watch La Sexta report on the first implantation of the world’s first in-heart microcomputer in Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol.

Our V-LAP study was launched in Israel one year ago. The first Israeli patient to be fitted with the world’s first in-heart microcomputer was Professor Tal Hasin’s patient at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem. Watch Prof. Hasin speaking about the study and the benefits it will bring hear failure patients across the world.

Nicolò Di Bartolo is one of 24 patients in the world, and fifth in Italy, to have taken part in the clinical trial of V-LAP: “Before the surgery, I was ill and I had ailments, especially in the last period, some of which were quite serious. Now I have been doing well for almost a year”, he says with a smile.

For years, Moni Yossef from Metula, Israel, lives with congestive heart failure. He experiences difficulties in performing his daily activities and every 3 months, he needs to drive hours to the hospital for checkups.

Watch BBC Click showcase the first V-LAP procedure done in London, and how this first and only micro-computer gets implanted into human hearts, which can help millions around the world who are living with heart failure.

The V-LAP has been implanted for the first time in Israel at the beginning of 2020. Dr. Leor Perl, Cardiologist at Rabin Medical Center, shares more details on Channel 1 TV (Israel)

Watch Prof. Horst Sievert presenting the V-LAP study’s latest results at
the world’s leading interventional cardiology conference in Washington DC. This presentation won 2nd place for “Best Innovation”.

After Italy, Germany, and the UK we launched the world’s first in-heart microcomputer in Israel. Watch the story of 73 year-old native Jerusalemite, Rahamin Mizrachi, the first Israeli heart failure patient to be fitted with the V-LAP in-body micro-sensor

Watch Leor Perl, MD, Vectorious’ medical director, presenting the V-LAP and case studies from the study of the world’s first in-heart micro-computer for remote monitoring of heart failure patients

Watch RTL TV report about the first Berlin heart failure patient to carry Vectorious’ in-heart micro-computer. The procedure took place on August 14th 2019 at Vivantes – Netzwerk für Gesundheit GmbH Hospital under the leadership of Professor Hueseyin Ince for making this possible.

A live recording of an implantation of the world’s first in-heart micro-computer done by Horst Sievert, MD and Martin Swaans, MD at the Cardiovascular Center in Frankfurt.

TG5 , Italy’s leading evening news, presenting the successful implantation of Vectorious’ V-LAP, in Policlinico, Gemelli University Hospital in Rome, one of the largest private hospitals in Europe. To the original piece click here

Watch the story of the first man to carry a micro-computer in his heart from Frankfurt, Germany – featured on the German TV channel- hr-fernsehen. To the original piece click here.