Boston Scientific Corp. executives predict its recent defibrillator glitch could undercut sales this year by $500 million and reduce 2010 earnings by as much as $2 billion.
A self-imposed hold on two of its best-selling defibrillators last month helped rip a $1.8 billion hole in the bottom line at Boston Scientific Corp. (NYSE:BSX) during the first three months of 2010.
The company also said that the month-long suspension of U.S. sales for its Cognis and Teligen defibrillators could result in as much as $500 million in lost sales during 2010 and reduce adjusted earnings this year by at least $180 million.
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