ROHO aims to make your ride more comfortable. The ROHO group manufactures cushions that can be used in both medical equipment and commercial seating applications. The company's core technology is its dry flotation system, originally used in cushions as a way to prevent bedsores and since adapted for use in seats for aircraft, commercial trucks, motorcycles, and office chairs. Robert Graebe founded ROHO, Inc., in 1973; in 2001 ROHO, Inc., ROHO International, and Crown Therapeutics joined to form the ROHO group.

China Medical Technologies, Inc. (the "Company") is a China-based medical device company that develops, manufactures and markets advanced in-vitro diagnostic ("IVD") products using Enhanced Chemiluminescence ("ECLIA") technology, Fluorescent in situ Hybridization ("FISH") technology and Surface Plasmon Resonance (“SPR”) technology to detect and monitor various diseases and disorders. China Medical Technologies was listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on August 10, 2005 and trades under the ticker "CMED". ECLIA is operated through our wholly-owned subsidiary Beijing Yuande Bio-Medical Engineering Co., Ltd. ("Yuande") in China. Yuande was established in 1999 and its headquarters and manufacturing facilities are located in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area. The Company was awarded ISO 9001 certification and ISO 13485:2003 certification in 2006.Our first ECLIA analyzers and reagents were launched in 2004. In light of the Company's extensive research in chemiluminescence technology, we believe we are one of the first China-based companies to successfully develop the products and, more importantly, the first to offer an integrated platform including self-developed analyzers and reagents. We manufacture both the equipment and reagents that detect and monitor various diseases and disorders by analyzing blood through laboratory evaluation. FISH and SPR are operated through our other wholly-owned subsidiary, Beijing GP Medical Technologies, Ltd., which was established in 2006. We acquired our FISH business in March 2007 and launched our FISH-related products in the same year. We believe the FISH products will complement our existing ECLIA diagnostic products by providing proprietary tests for the diagnosis of prenatal and postnatal disorders as well as various cancers that arise from genetic mutations.

Premier group purchasing organization (GPO) is an alliance of more than 2,400 US hospitals and some 70,000 other health care sites. Premier -- which is owned by a group of about 200 not-for-profit hospitals -- works to negotiate lower-cost contracts for medical supplies by contracting with hundreds of suppliers nationally for everything from pacemakers and catheters to furniture and food service equipment. Premier serves facilities of all sizes, from the smallest rural hospital to huge academic medical centers and its group purchasing power represents more than $30 billion each year.

The medical technology company,CONMED Corporatioin develops and manufactures a wide range of electronic instruments such as electrosurgical systems, powered surgical instruments, and endoscopic devices. Arthroscopic (joint surgery) products represent the company's largest segment and include reconstruction tools, scopes, implants, and fluid management systems. CONMED also manufactures patient monitoring products and handheld medical accessories such as scissors, sutures, and staplers. Brands include Linvatec and Hall Surgical. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries through its direct sales force and independent distributors.

The organization serves western Wisconsin, including Eau Claire and surrounding communities, through its Luther Hospital, Midelfort Clinic, and other facilities. The health care system has been part of the Mayo Foundation since 1992. Luther Hospital, founded in 1905, maintains more than 300 beds and specializes in comprehensive cardiac, trauma, and intensive care. The adjacent Midelfort Clinic houses more than 200 primary and specialty doctors' offices. The Luther Midelfort system also includes nearly a dozen community family care clinics, and provides pharmacy and home health services.

The H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, founded in 1986, is a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center located on the Tampa campus of the University of South Florida. The institute carries it out its stated mission of contributing to the prevention and cure of cancer through patient care, research, and education. It operates a 200-bed medical and surgical facility, as well as outpatient treatment programs, a blood and marrow transplant program, and The Moffitt Clinic at Tampa General Hospital. Its research programs include study in the areas of molecular oncology, immunology, risk assessment, health outcomes, and experimental therapeutics.

Charleston Area Medical Center Health System Inc.(CAMC), a non-profit company, operates hospitals and health care centers. Its services and programs include cancer, cardiac, joint replacement, diabetes education programs for outpatients, surgical, facial surgery, gynecological, hemophilia treatment, imaging, kidney transplantation, labor and delivery, medical management, and rehabilitation services. The company provides pediatric intensive care, pediatric, perinatal, physical therapy and sports medicine, neonatal intensive care, neurosciences, palliative care, children’s specialty care, plastic surgery, radiology, prostate cancer care, stroke, tobacco cessation and weight loss programs, and trauma care services. It also offers treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, vascular pains, and sleep disorders; and outpatient pulmonary evaluation, mother and baby care, HIV/AIDS programs, urgent care, and wound healing services, as well as specialty services, such as childbirth education, parenting classes, breastfeeding classes, community education, support groups, outpatient counseling, and psychiatric services.

Sacred Heart Hospital has acute care facility and some 260 beds and serves the residents of Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley. Specialty services include pediatrics, cardiology, obstetrics, weight-loss surgery, orthopedics, behavioral health, and cancer treatment. Sacred Heart Hospital of Allentown is part of the Sacred Heart Health System, which also operates more than a dozen family practice clinics, as well as specialty clinics, long-term care facilities, and imaging and rehabilitation centers. The hospital was founded by the Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart (a Catholic religious order) in 1912.

ODS Health Plan company provides medical and dental insurance products and related services for more than 600,000 members in the state. It offers a variety of PPO and point-of-service (POS) plans, as well as supplemental Medicare coverage and individual plans. The insurance provider also offers third-party administration services, practice management software systems, and property/casualty insurance through its affiliates. Founded in 1955, ODS Health Plan is a subsidiary of Oregon Dental Service and a member of the Delta Dental Plans Association.

Mammatech Corporation wants to help doctors, clinicians, moms, and other women keep an eye on breast cancer. The company manufactures a breast tumor detection training system designed to increase early detection of breast cancer and thus reduce patient deaths from the disease. Using models of a human female breast, the MammaCare System trains individuals to perform manual breast exams to detect tumors. The system comes in different interactive training packages targeting medical professionals and individuals, including those who are hearing or vision impaired. The company started as a research project in 1974 with support from the National Cancer Institute.

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