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Boston Scientific Announces Results for Third Quarter Ended September 30, 2007
Date:10/19/2007

$3,697 $3,579 3% 3%

Europe 1,327 1,150 15% 7%

Asia Pacific 850 686 24% 24%

Inter-Continental 330 341 (3%) (6%)

INTERNATIONAL 2,507 2,177 15% 10%

WORLDWIDE $6,204 $5,756 8% 6%

Nine Months Ended

September 30, Change

As

Reported Constant

Currency Currency

In millions 2007 2006 Basis Basis

Interventional

Cardiology $2,332 $2,781 (16%) (17%)

Peripheral Interventions/

Vascular Surgery 468 506 (8%) (10%)

Electrophysiology 109 99 9% 8%

Neurovascular 260 243 7% 5%

Cardiac Surgery 144 83 72% 72%

Cardiac Rhythm Management 1,580 882 79% 76%

CARDIOVASCULAR 4,893 4,594 6% 5%

Oncology 173 166 4% 3%

Endoscopy 620 556 11% 9%

Urology 295 273 8% 7%

ENDOSURGERY 1,088 995 9% 7%

NEUROMODULATION 223 167 34% 32%

WORLDWIDE $6,204 $5,756 8% 6%

Growth rates are based on actual, non-rounded amounts

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION

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