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Bovie Medical Reveals That J-Plasma Performs Well In All Surgeries

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7/10/2012 7:53 AM ET

Bovie Medical Corporation (BVX: Quote) Tuesday announced that its product J-Plasma has been performing well in both laparoscopic surgeries as well as open surgeries.

The company, engaged in the manufacture and marketing of electrosurgical products, stated that in multiple patient procedures, there was a decrease in smoke, less charring and overall excellent tissue response when compared to current electrosurgery devices.

Jeff Rencher, Vice President of Sales and Marketing of Surgical Products stated, "The positive results achieved by J-Plasma met all expectations as we prepare to embark on an aggressive marketing program for the product."

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