A safer, quicker way to treat some heart arrhythmia cases could be on the horizon, creating an opportunity for medical device companies Boston Scientific and Medtronic, according to Piper Sandler analyst Matt O'Brien.
He estimates that Boston Scientific will ring up $454 million in sales by 2025 for its Farapulse catheter.
Meanwhile, Boston Scientific shares hit a record high on Friday.
BSX YTD mountain Boston Scientific shares have gained more than 17% so far this year.
He expects that this could prompt consolidation, providing a way for any larger AF treatment providers that have fallen behind on innovation to catch up.
Persons:
Piper Sandler, Matt O'Brien, O'Brien, Medtronic, Medtronic's, Abbott, Johnson
Organizations:
Boston Scientific, Centers for Disease Control, PFA, Boston, EU
Locations:
U.S