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Overview for the New York Pharma Forum November 12, 2012 Company & Employees Founded 6 years ago Located in Massachusetts 31 employees Experienced leadership Collectively more than 200 years of device development experience


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November 12, 2012

Overview for the New York Pharma Forum

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Company & Employees

  • Founded 6 years ago
  • Located in Massachusetts
  • 31 employees
  • Experienced leadership

Collectively more than 200 years of device development experience at Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Genzyme, and others

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  • Duke Collier, CEO
  • Blaine McKee, Ph.D., Executive VP, CBO
  • Maria Palasis, Ph.D., Executive VP, CTO
  • Raymond Knox, VP Operations
  • Wendy Naimark, Ph.D., Director R&D

480 Biomedical’s Management Team

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  • Carmichael Roberts, Ph.D., Chairman
  • Duke Collier, CEO
  • George Whitesides, Ph.D., Harvard University
  • Bob Langer, Sc.D., MIT
  • Terry McGuire, Polaris Venture Partners
  • Jimmy Rosen, Intersouth Partners
  • Guido Neels, former Guidant COO
  • Tony Semedo, Medtronic

Investors: Polaris, North Bridge, Intersouth, and Medtronic

480 Biomedical’s Board

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480 Biomedical’s Lead Product: A Transformational Bioresorbable Scaffold

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WW SFA Disease Prevalence >12MM

Source: DataMonitor Pipeline Perspectives: PAD 2007; internal estimates

8.5M PAD 4.7M SFA 9.5M PAD 4.9M SFA 5.5M PAD 2.8M SFA

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  • Abandoning coronary

stents, but investing in peripheral interventions

  • Acquired DEB

company Lutonix in Dec 2011 for $225M + $100M earnouts

  • Acquired EV3 in

July 2010 for $2.6B, strong peripheral portfolio

Major Players are Active in the Space

  • Developing an SFA

bioresorbable scaffold

  • Purchased Invatec in April

2010 for $350M plus $150M in earnouts, has leading DEB for periphery

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Current SFA Treatments are Suboptimal

Lower Higher Lower Higher

Effectiveness Invasiveness

Surgical Bypass Balloon Angioplasty Medical Management Stents

SFA Treatment Landscape

Atherectomy

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  • Strong

– Scaffolds the vessel during healing

  • Flexible

– Responds to vessel motion

  • Bioresorbable

– There only while its needed – Safely resorbed by the body

Attributes of the the Optimal SFA Stent

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Bioresorbable Scaffolds are Optimal for SFA

Drug-Eluting Balloon Drug-Eluting Stent Bioresorbable Scaffold

Ease of Procedure

✓ ✓ ✓

Supports vessel during healing

✓ ✓

No Permanent Implant

✓ ✓

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StanzaTM: A Superior Bioresorbable

Device Image Strength Flexibility Absorption Time ABSORBTM

Abbott Vascular Similar to metal stents Highly rigid 3-4 years

IGAKI-TAMAI

Kyoto Medical Planning Low radial strength Semi-rigid 3-4 years

StanzaTM

480 Biomedical Similar to metal stents Highly flexible Elongates with vessel ~1 year =most desirable =least desirable

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STANCE Trial A Safety Assessment

  • f the StanzaTM Self-

Expanding Bioresorbable Scaffold System in the Treatment of de Novo Superficial Femoral Artery (SFA) Lesions

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StanzaTM Scaffold Supports Drug Delivery

No Drug Drug-Eluting

Drug-eluting scaffold in advanced preclinical testing

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StanzaTM Can be Used to Treat Other Vessels and Lumens in the Body

Below the Knee Coronary

Other Arteries

Sinus Airway GI

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November 12, 2012

Overview for the New York Pharma Forum