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July 17, 1997 | BARBARA MARSH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Imagyn Medical Inc., the medical devices firm set to be acquired by Costa Mesa-based Urohealth Inc., received a higher offer Wednesday from giant U.S. Surgical Corp. Imagyn, which makes devices for minimally invasive surgery, said it's calling a meeting of its board to consider the $57.5-million offer--a cash or stock deal about 20% higher than Urohealth's all-stock bid.
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BUSINESS
June 17, 1997 | Reuters
U.S. Surgical Corp. said it is lowering its offer for Circon Corp. in an effort to secure a friendly merger agreement, but it said it is willing to pursue its hostile takeover bid for the company that makes medical endoscopes. Norwalk, Conn.-based U.S. Surgical said it is now offering $14.50 a share in cash, or about $14 million, for 14.9% of Circon stock, the amount it can buy without triggering the anti-takeover "poison pill" that was set up by Santa Barbara-based Circon after U.S.
BUSINESS
June 13, 1997 | JAMES S. GRANELLI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An Orange County surgical devices maker has won $20.5 million against industry giant U.S. Surgical Corp. in a patent infringement case involving abdominal tubes used for less-invasive operations. Privately held Applied Medical Resources Corp. in Laguna Hills had won a jury verdict of more than $15 million and an unusual finding that U.S. Surgical had willfully violated Applied's patents. The finding gave the judge who presided over the case the option of trebling the damages.
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