Medical devices in Israel today
Loznen, S.; Leib, M.; Sheffer, N.
Medical Device Technology 14(9): 50-53
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 1048-6690 PMID: 14682025 Document Number: 563451
With an innovative industry and an active market, Israel is at the forefront of medical technology. The country follows international standards wherever possible and is a favourable location for clinical trials.
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