10 novembre 2005 13:44
Inamed says SEC staff urges closing probe ...
WASHINGTON -- The staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission plans to recommend closing the probe into whether surgical and medical-device maker Inamed Corp. violated federal securities laws, according to a regulatory filing.
According to the company's quarterly report filed Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Inamed, which was informed of the planned recommendation in September, said the staff also recommends that no enforcement action be taken.
The formal investigation, which began in February, focused on the adequacy of the Santa Barbara, Calif., company's disclosures for its silicone gel-filled breast implants.
The particular style under investigation accounted for roughly $3.4 million, or less than 1 percent, of the company's total revenue of $384.4 million in 2004.
In morning trading, shares of Inamed inched up 59 cents, or 0.8 percent, to $74.98 on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Why are they closing a probe into, Inamed's violations of federal security laws concerning their new breast implants? Inamed, has not provided the full truth about any of their; breast implant devices and left out intentionally all of the truth about those of; us that were implanted with Inamed's faulty devices. We can provide the medical documentation, Inamed's breast implants rupture rate is high an other evidence they contain highly toxic chemicals un fit for human use. We all need to complain and find out why, Inamed is being allowed to violate federal laws!
gigi/Karen
