Judge finds Medtronic may have to pay insurers for defibrillator replacements

Medtronic’s InSync II Marquis Implantable Cardioverter Device, when implanted in the upper chest, is designed to resynchronize the pumping action of the heart’s lower chambers as it protects the heart against dangerously rapid arrhythmias. Medtronic, the largest maker of electronic heart devices, may have to repay health insurers for the cost of replacing 25,000 faulty ...

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Judge finds Medtronic may have to pay insurers for defibrillator replacements

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