In a land of multi-modality imaging giants, OEC has more than held its own with a highly focused niche strategy. Advances in minimally-invasive surgery should further boost OEC, which offers surgeons a different kind of visualization solution. Now OEC has to convince investors of the value of steady, if unspectacular, growth.
by David Cassak
Balzac once remarked that the small are hard to crush because they fit so neatly beneath the feet. Indeed, in...
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