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Abbott, St. Jude Medical re-up 'cardiovascular alliance' | Wall Street Beat

April 23, 2012 by MassDevice staff

Abbott and St. Jude Medical re-up and expand their partnership to co-market coronary stents and cardiology devices; also, Thoratec, HeartWare to split the LVAD market?; Arrhythmia Research releases Q1 prelims; ETView Medical inks Taiwan distribution deal; DeHaier Medical in Chinese distribution deal with Timesco; Nephros licences filtration tech from Medica; Toshiba's Vital Images inks MR deal with Olea; and SurgLine launches subsidiary to partner with spine surgeons; plus, a Funding Roundup and analysts' ups and downs.

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Abbott (NYSE:ABT) and St. Jude Medical (NYSE:STJ) are renewing and expanding an alliance to co-market their cardiovascular products, including Abbott's market-leading Xience coronary stent line.

The deal, which extends a pact the companies inked in 2008, also includes St. Jude's line of cardiac rhythm management, electrophysiology and cardiology products.

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It will see Abbott and St. Jude jointly promote the other's product offerings to U.S. hospital customers, according to a press release, and includes a separate agreement giving Abbott U.S. distribution rights for St. Jude's hybrid Ilumien FFR/OCT platform and its RadiAnalyzer Xpress system.

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