Terumo Cardiovascular

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Terumo Cardiovascular

Basic information
Founded	1999
Type	Subsidiary
Industry	Medical Equipment
Official website	https://www.terumocv.com

Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Corp. is a subsidiary company of the Terumo Corporation that develops medical devices for cardiac and vascular surgery. It was founded in 1999, after its parent company acquired the cardiovascular division of the 3M Company.

Controversies

Controversy	Year	Background Info	Aftermath	Related Article	Related Video(s)
Discontinuation of certification of third-party repair	2025	On December 12, 2024, Terumo Cardiovascular notified customers that, beginning in 2025, the company would "no longer offer certification classes for the repair and/or preventive maintenance of the System 1 and its components".	Ongoing	Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1	https://youtube.com/watch?v=h0Wvh8DpA_w