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Core Insights - The MEDICA exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany, faced a food poisoning incident involving Chinese exhibitors, drawing significant attention in China [1][3] - The incident highlights the enthusiasm of Chinese medical device companies for international expansion, as evidenced by their participation in the MEDICA exhibition [4][6] Industry Overview - The MEDICA exhibition is one of the largest and most influential medical device exhibitions globally, with over a thousand Chinese companies participating, making China the leading country in terms of exhibitor numbers [3][4] - In the first three quarters of 2023, China's medical device exports reached $37.007 billion, a year-on-year increase of 5.61%, with significant growth in disposable consumables and hospital diagnostic and treatment equipment [4][6] Company Developments - Companies like Bluestar Medical and Yuyue Medical showcased innovative products at MEDICA, indicating a shift towards high-end and intelligent medical devices [4][5] - Yuyue Medical launched its iWAVE technology, which utilizes AI algorithms to enhance CPR effectiveness, reflecting advancements in emergency medical equipment [5] - Major players like Mindray and United Imaging have reported significant growth in overseas revenues, with Mindray's international high-end strategic customer contributions rising to 14% of its total international revenue [6][7] Export Trends - The export of high-end medical devices from China remains limited, but there is a growing trend towards internationalization among leading companies [6][8] - Companies such as Zhengde Medical and Yingke Medical have reported substantial overseas revenue contributions, with Yingke's international sales reaching approximately $8.1 billion, accounting for 85% of its total revenue [7][8]