Philips sues Boston Scientific over cardiac diagnostic patents

Health technology company Philips has accused Boston Scientific of infringing six patents through the sale of its Polaris guidance system and related medical devices.

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Philips sues Boston Scientific over cardiac diagnostic patents

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