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Reuters Medtech players said that by the end of the year stocks could be significantly impacted and prices could go up by as much as 20 per cent. Supplies of critical life-saving medical devices could soon take a hit due to the continuing global shortage of semiconductor chips, medtech manufacturers have warned. A TOI report said the shortage could threaten availability of hundreds of chip-powered critical care and ICU devices including ventilators, defibrillators, imaging machines, glucose, ECG, blood pressure monitors and implantable pacemakers. Medtech players said that by the end of the year stocks could be significantly impacted and prices...
