By David Cassak
In the early 1990s, the creation of the European Union, with its talk of harmonization of the various national markets...
Ev3 Goes Global
While other medical device start-ups are turning away from international distribution, ev3, a new endovascular roll-up founded by a number of former SciMed executives, is preaching the value and importance of an international sales effort and are inviting other device companies to join them.
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