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Fred Lampropoulos, Merit Medical Chairman and CEO, has been named 2019 Entrepreneur of the Year by MountainWest Capital Network (MWCN), Utah’s first and largest business networking organization devoted to supporting entrepreneurial success. The prestigious award is given annually, honoring a Utah business executive who has built a successful Utah-based company, inspiring others in the process […]
Seth Worley, MD

Diagnostic and Interventional Cardiology (DAIC) recently featured an article titled “Use of the Interventional CRT Approach to Solve Issues With LV Lead Placement.” Written by Matthew S. McKillop, MD, and Seth J. Worley, MD, the article discusses how adopting the interventional cardiac resynchronization therapy (I-CRT) method may offer electrophysiologists a greater ability to adapt to […]
Merit Cafeterias Adopt Compostable To-Go Products

A major green initiative is happening throughout Merit facilities worldwide. To accommodate our Cafe customers in a way that’s more environmentally conscious, we’ve switched out all of our conventional to-go containers for a greener option: a plant-based line of fully compostable products. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, food and its packaging, such as containers, […]
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Distal transradial access—also known by its hashtags #dTRA, #ldTRA, and #rdTRA—is taking social media by storm. An alternative site for conventional transradial access, distal radial access uses the anatomical snuffbox, a method that’s being widely adopted across several fields. From experiences and preferred products to the latest research and more, physicians are sharing their knowledge […]
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Merit provides innovative clinical solutions designed with patient benefit and clinician ease of use in mind. We invite you to visit us at booth 15D to learn more about our advanced portfolio, such as: Surfacer® Inside-Out® Access Catheter System: Designed to provide reliable and repeatable right side central venous access in patients with occluded veins. […]