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Medical Device and In Vitro Diagnostics Deal Statistics Quarterly, Q4 2007

Highlights from the Q4 2007 review of medical device and in vitro diagnostics/research dealmaking: there was a boost in medical device acquisitions--with patient monitoring in particular, which accounted for about half the total of this period--capping off an impressive year in medtech M&A activity. Of note in the in vitro diagnostics/research space was glucose monitoring, which brought in 60% of the total GM segment's $160 million in financing for the entire year.

In this issue, we present a review of medical device and in vitro diagnostics/research dealmaking for the fourth quarter of 2007. Our data are derived from Windhover's Strategic Transactions Database.

Amanda Micklus and Maureen Riordan

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