“So I expect this to annualize at around a quarter of a billion dollars but really gaining a lot of momentum as we exit the year for a couple of things.”

In context

“hat we have in TAVR, good share gains in Europe and looking forward to see this investment that we've been making in the US in terms of building our commercial presence, expanding it, looking forward to see that team be able to start to really gain momentum as we progress throughout the year. Keep in mind, we're only in 25% of the cases. It's 5% of the implanting hospitals here in the US. So I think there's a great opportunity for us there. And then, TriClip is another one that has been doing very well. The launch continues to go super. In terms of market share, I think TriClip here is now clearly the preferred option. Safety plays a major role in deciding what to choose and, you know, the safety record here is pretty excellent, not just in the clinical trials, but also in the real world. So I expect this to annualize at around a quarter of a billion dollars but really gaining a lot of momentum as we exit the year for a couple of things. One, we were launching a next generation of TriClip, and it's going to further enhance the ease of use. It simplifies all of the prep work. I've been to a couple of cases, and it's not a pain point, but it's just a nice thing to have to be able to reduce some of that device prep work before. So I think the team's done a really good job there. We also saw the CMS publish their end. I expect that to hit midyear, and that's another great opportunity. But the two-year data, I think, was pretty significant at ACC and really showed, you know, I know there's a lot of question marks about, you know, the endpoint a year ago, but, you know, that really was empowered for one year. You know, and you're starting to see now the benefits on that hard data come out. I think that plays a huge role when yo”