Is 2010 a Rebound Year for Devices?
Posted: December 2009
Analysts at New York investment firm Leerink Swann predict a rise in the medical device sector in the coming year.The firm has released a 12-page outlook for 2010, which says that earnings in the sector will improve, and that investors will begin to see the allure of medical devices. Stabilizing hospital budgets will play a role, as hospitals restock inventories and  capital equipment.One analyst calls out the strength of the atrial fibrillation, spine, and structural heart device markets. And improving economic conditions could lead to more elective procedures being performed in 2010 — particularly orthopedic procedures like hip and knee replacement surgeries.
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I am interested in the the

Submitted by Jaspar (not verified) on January 2010.

I am interested in the the report too.
Does anyone know where I can get a copy?
Thanks,
Jaspar

I am very interested in the

Submitted by Alain Fleuri (not verified) on January 2010.

I am very interested in the report.
Did any body find additional info yet where this report can be read?
Thanks,
Alain

I am interested in the report

Submitted by Chris McCauley (not verified) on December 2009.

I am interested in the report as well... if any of you has additional info on where it is or if Leerink offers up a new site for it, please post.

thanks,
chris

Andy and Joe, I've put a

Submitted by hthompson (not verified) on December 2009.

Andy and Joe,

I've put a call into Leerinnk and have asked for a copy. I'm waiting for a response, but otherwise, the material is not yet on their Web site. Sorry for that. I thought it was useful information, but I have to do a little more digging to get the original report.

Joe I'm looking as well and

Submitted by Andy D'Amore (not verified) on December 2009.

Joe I'm looking as well and can not find it. While thier website is accesible (www.leerink.com) I can not find access to this report and wanted to read it as well.

Does anyone have access to

Submitted by Joe Smith (not verified) on December 2009.

Does anyone have access to this Leerink Swann report? If so, can you tell me the website?