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As a new generation medical device company, Applied Medical is focused on meeting three fundamental healthcare needs: enhanced clinical outcomes, cost containment and unrestricted choice. Our vertically integrated programs in design, development, manufacturing, and distribution enable us to consistently meet these objectives. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing plants are located in Southern California with distribution centers in Atlanta, New York, Europe, and Australia.

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