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New York (July 23, 2002) -- Medical device company Inamed has named KPMG as its new auditor, replacing Arthur Andersen.The company said KPMG has agreed to start its quarterly review procedures immediately and that the company will issue a press release with the date for its second quarter earnings shortly.
Inamed develops, manufactures and markets breast implants, dermal products to correct facial wrinkles and devices for obesity intervention.
--Electronic Accountant Newswire staff
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