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Earnings Winners & Losers: Medtech 'Pure-Plays' BSX, ISRG, BDX, VAR, RMD

 
• By Reed Miller

The third of three Winners and Losers features covering the companies that announced sales and earnings results in late July and early August looks at major companies that only market medical devices aside from the orthopedics device makers that were covered in an earlier Winners and Losers feature.

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Most companies reported their sales and earnings from the second quarter and first half of 2017 in late July or early August, including almost all of the major medtech players. In an earlier Winners & Losers feature, Medtech Insight reviewed the latest results from the big diversified conglomerates that have medical device businesses, and another focused entirely on the orthopedic implants sector.

This edition of Winners & Losers looks at the results from major medtech players – outside the major orthopedics implant makers – that only market medical devices and diagnostics.

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