TriSalus PEDD real-world study shows $7,734 charge avoidance, improved outcomes in liver cancers

PUBT · 14h ago
TriSalus PEDD real-world study shows $7,734 charge avoidance, improved outcomes in liver cancers
- TriSalus Life Sciences highlighted publication of a real-world study of its Pressure-Enabled Drug Delivery technology in liver-directed cancer procedures, posted online April 9, 2026 in Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research; results were already presented in the paper.
- Analysis of patients treated between January 2020 and March 2024 found improved post-procedure outcomes for PEDD use despite higher baseline illness severity versus non-PEDD care.
- Study also pointed to fewer complications, better tolerance for subsequent therapy, and lower healthcare utilization, supporting a value proposition for broader adoption in interventional oncology.
- Economic findings showed mean per-patient charge avoidance of USD 7,734, driven by reduced inpatient stays and fewer clinical complications.
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