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Innovative devices offer hope for improved stroke therapy

Oct. 1, 2002

By Larry Haimovitch

Innovative devices offer hope for improved stroke therapy

Sep. 1, 2002

By Larry Haimovitch

OmniSonics, Quinton outline therapeutic, financial progress

Sep. 1, 2002

By Larry Haimovitch

'Golden age' brings more improvements in cataract surgery

July 1, 2002

By Larry Haimovitch

Role of new heart failure devices debated by electrophysiologist

June 1, 2002

By Larry Haimovitch

CHF impact on large patient pool spells opportunity for device firms

Aug. 1, 2001

By Larry Haimovitch

Mixed trial results fuel controversy over ICD-pacing device

July 1, 2001

By Larry Haimovitch

Controversy aside, sizable market opportunity exists in TMR, PTMR

July 1, 2001

By Larry Haimovitch

Temperature management moves to forefront as stroke treatment

June 1, 2001

By Larry Haimovitch

Coronary 're-dos' still a major frustration to interventionalists

Dec. 1, 2000

By Larry Haimovitch

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