Bioengineered human vessel advancements featured by Humacyte at upcoming AHA Scientific Sessions

Bioengineered human vessel advancements featured by Humacyte at upcoming AHA Scientific Sessions
Humacyte to present vessel research

Humacyte announced it will present new research on the potential of bioengineered human vessels in coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2026.

The company is scheduled for three presentations at the event, including an invited talk by its founder. The research underlines Humacyte's continued focus on innovative solutions in cardiovascular medicine.

The company previously presented interim Phase 3 results for its bioengineered vessel, ATEV, in women on dialysis at Kidney Week. A separate Phase 3 trial presentation focused on ATEV in women needing hemodialysis access at ASN Kidney Week 2026. These disclosures have highlighted Humacyte’s clinical developments in vascular applications.

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