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BRIEF-Boston Scientific sees continued share gains in ICDs

Thu May 28, 2009 11:15pm IST
 
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CHICAGO, May 28 (Reuters) - Boston Scientific (BSX.N: Quote, Profile, Research) sees more share gains in ICD market.

* Boston Scientific sees industry growing in mid-single digits in 2010.

* Boston Scientific says it will continue to add to sales force.

* Boston Scientific says effort to build sales force in Japan may take up to two years.

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