London, UK - November 19th - November 21st, 2023, evidence-based data from the VitaFlow^® Transcatheter Aortic Valve (VitaFlow^®), developed by MicroPort^® CardioFlow (hereinafter referred to as MicroPort^® CardioFlow, stock code: 02160.HK), were revealed on PCR London Valves, a leading global event on structural heart diseases. The data showed that the long-term and excellent clinical outcomes of VitaFlow^® have reached the international mainstream level, and this is also the first time for the domestically-developed transcatheter aortic valve system to publish 7-year long-term follow-up data in the international authoritative academic arena in the field of interventional treatment of heart valve disease.

Shanghai, China, MicroPort^® CardioFlow Medtech Corporation (hereinafter referred to as MicroPort^® CardioFlow, stock code: 02160.HK) has recently received marketing approval for its VitaFlow Liberty^® Transcatheter Aortic Valve and Retrievable Delivery System (hereinafter referred to as "VitaFlow Liberty^®" ) and Alwide^® Plus balloon catheter (hereinafter referred to as "Alwide^® Plus") from the Indonesian Ministry of Health (MOH).

Copenhagen, Denmark - MicroPort^® CardioFlow Medtech Corporation (hereinafter referred to as MicroPort^® CardioFlow, stock code: 02160.HK) announced that its self-developed VitaFlow Liberty^® Transcatheter Aortic Valve and Retrievable Delivery System ("VitaFlow Liberty^®") has completed five pre-market implantations at Rigshospitalet (Copenhagen University Hospital) in Denmark. The surgery was conducted by cardiologist Dr. Ole De Backer and his team from Rigshospitalet, with Dr. Darren Mylotte, an Irish cardiology expert, serving as a special invited consultant. During the surgery, The valves of all five patients were released to the ideal position, and immediate postoperative imaging showed good valve morphology and position, with no perivalvular leakage or regurgitation, indicating the successful completion of the surgery. All patients recovered well and were discharged the following day.