February 6, 2012 — GE Healthcare recently announced a long-term agreement with Biosense Webster Inc. in which the companies will co-distribute their leading electrophysiology (EP) systems — including GE’s CardioLab EP Recording Systems and Biosense Webster’s Carto 3 navigation system — in the United States, and will collaborate to enhance the functional integration of their recording, imaging and 3-D mapping systems.
For more information: www.gehealthcare.com
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