
Fenwal Inc. said it landed 510(k) clearance from the FDA for a new version of software for its Alyx blood collection system.
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Fenwal Inc. said it landed 510(k) clearance from the FDA for a new version of software for its Alyx blood collection system.
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CooperVision will re-launch Avaira Toric with shipments available for select distribution beginning in early May 2012.
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Fenwal Inc. won a nearly 6-year battle against Haemonetics Corp. (NYSE:HAE) over blood separation technology, after a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled in its favor this week.
The case dates back to 2005, when Haemonetics accused the then-Baxter Healthcare (NYSE:BAX) subsidiary of infringing a patent for a portable blood-collection device.
LAKE ZURICH, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts has
granted Fenwal’s motions for summary judgment in two related patent
lawsuits brought by Haemonetics Corporation in 2005 and 2009. In its
ruling, the court held that the Fenwal Alyx® system kits do
not infringe the Haemonetics patent.
“We respect the intellectual property of other companies and have said
from the beginning that these suits have no merit”
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Ceramic-on-metal is a novel combination in the hip implant market, having undergone two-year controlled, randomized, multicenter, non-inferiority clinical study and laboratory testing as part of the clearance process.
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A federal court put the kaibosh on a lower court’s decision to award $15.7 million to Haemonetics Corp. (NYSE:HAE) in a patent spat with Fenwal Inc.
Haemonetics sued Fenwal in 2005, alleging that the then-Baxter Healthcare (NYSE:BAX) subsidiary infringed a Haemonetics patent for a portable blood-collection device.