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Cardiac Science Expands into Vital Signs Market with Exclusive OMRON Healthcare Agreement
Date:10/20/2009

BOTHELL, Wash., Oct. 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cardiac Science Corporation (Nasdaq: CSCX), a global leader in automated external defibrillator (AED) and diagnostic cardiac monitoring devices, entered into an exclusive agreement with OMRON Healthcare distribute Omron's vital signs and spot check monitors under the Cardiac Science brand in the United States and Canada. OMRON Healthcare is a subsidiary of OMRON Corporation, the $7-billion global leader in the sensing and control market and the global leader in blood pressure monitoring with sales of more than 100 million blood pressure units worldwide.

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"This deal leverages our industry-leading distribution capabilities. OMRON is an outstanding company with an excellent reputation for quality," said Dave Marver, Cardiac Science's president and chief executive officer. "They are an ideal partner to help us enter the North American vital signs market."

"When we looked to expand our U.S. based sales into the diagnostic market for healthcare professionals," said Bob Kondraske, chief operating officer for OMRON Healthcare, Inc., "we needed a partner with deep industry knowledge and solid distribution. Cardiac Science is a leader in ECG, Holter, cardiac stre
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