“We expect to continue to win share in this $11 billion space that is now growing over 25%.”

In context

“r, led by Cardiac Ablation Solutions. CAS growth continued to accelerate to nearly 50%, including low 70s growth in both the U.S. and Japan and low 30s growth in international markets. This rapid growth is being driven by high demand for our Pulsed Field Ablation system including our PulseSelect anatomical catheter and especially our Sphere-9 focal catheter and a Affera mapping system. Affera mapping system utilization is high and the Sphere-9 catheters are being used in a wide variety of cases. Our teams are quickly ramping supply and our mapper hiring is on track. This is allowing us to enter new accounts as well as going deeper into more labs in our established accounts. We're still early in the rollout, and we continue to execute with urgency to capitalize on this massive opportunity. We expect to continue to win share in this $11 billion space that is now growing over 25%. As we look forward, we're advancing our PFA pipeline, including our next-gen Affera Sphere-360 catheter. We hear from many EPs that Sphere-360 is the most anticipated single-shot catheter in this space, driven by very positive early clinical data. We're expecting to start the pivotal trial for Sphere-360 this calendar year. Next, in structural heart, we grew 6%. We continued to gain traction with our Evolut FX and TAVR device and our differentiated clinical evidence. We're getting our fair share of international revenue from Boston Scientific's market exit. We're also gaining momentum in several geographies, including Japan. We expect all of this to drive continued strength in our TAVR franchise in the quarters ahead. In Cardiac Rhythm Management, we grew 3%, with 6% growth in defibrillat”