MedTech Dive September 10, 2025
Nick Paul Taylor

BTIG analysts estimate that Elutia’s Elupro and Medtronic’s TYRX are competing for a $600 million opportunity in the U.S. cardiac rhythm management sector.

Dive Brief:

  • Boston Scientific has agreed to buy Elutia’s two bioenvelope products for $88 million, the companies said Tuesday.
  • The agreement will give Boston Scientific control of Elupro and Cangaroo, devices designed to promote wound healing to prevent complications after pacemaker or defibrillator implantation.
  • Elupro and Cangaroo compete with Medtronic’s TYRX. BTIG analysts said in a note to investors that they believe “the Elupro bioenvelope may offer clinical and handling advantages over TYRX.”

Dive Insight:

Elutia received clearance for Elupro in June 2024 and began a full commercial launch at the start of 2025....

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