Sandvik acquires JKB Medical Technologies
The acquisition is said to strengthen Sandvik’s position in the strategically important and rapidly expanding medical segment. The acquisition will be consolidated from 14 December 2007. Peter Gossas,

The acquisition is said to strengthen Sandvik’s position in the strategically important and rapidly expanding medical segment. The acquisition will be consolidated from 14 December 2007. Peter Gossas,

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The 2007 approvable letter asked the company to conduct – An objective or subjective clinical trial in the elderly; a safety study assessing the rates of adverse events

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