German court bans Nobel from offering NobelGuide
ZURICH, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Belgium's Materialise Dental said on Thursday the District Court in Duesseldorf had banned Swiss-Swedish dental implant maker Nobel Biocare (NOBE.VX: Quote, Profile, Research) from offering its NobelGuide product in Germany.

Materialise, which is active in computer-guided implantology, said the court had ruled Nobel Biocare was infringing a Materialise patent.

"Materialise...may decide to provisionally enforce this judgment which would stop Nobel Biocare from offering its 'NobelGuide' drilling templates in their current form in Germany," Materialise said in a statement.

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