Gyrus and ACMI--A Great Marriage, But What's Next?
Executive Summary
The recent acquisition of ACMI by Gyrus boosts both companies considerably and creates a powerful competitor in urology, gynecology, and general surgery. But having created critical mass, have they also attracted the attention of much larger companies--threatening both the comfortable niches they occupy and their independence?
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