The $2 billion acquisition by GE Medical Systems (GEMS) of Helsinki, Finland-based Instrumentarium Corp. , the largest medical device deal of 2002, has obvious implications for the patient monitoring market in which both companies have major stakes, but the deal also is likely to have a significant future impact on driving the growth of the digital mammography market [See Deal].
GEMS, a subsidiary of General Electric Co. , is currently number two in the US (behind Philips Medical Systems...
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