Investopedia: AngioDynamics Still Struggling To Get Back On Track

Throughout what has proven to be a difficult time for small-cap medical device company AngioDynamics (Nasdaq:ANGO), I've been optimistic about the company's long-term potential. While businesses in vascular access, dialysis, and fluid management are not high-growth areas of medical technology, I thought the company's focus on product development would lead to better revenue and margin leverage than the Street seemed to be expecting.

So far that has been a bad call. While products like NanoKnife, BioFlo, and AngioVac do still hold the potential to drive long-term growth rates in excess of the industry norms, sales execution and market shares need to improve. Likewise, investors should not underestimate the potential risk of rejuvenated large competitors like Covidien (NYSE:COV) and CR Bard (NYSE:BCR).

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