Global Markets for Emerging Medical Device Technologies

Jun 8, 2021

Global Markets for Emerging Medical Device Technologies Provides in-depth analysis of parent market trends, macro-economic indicators and governing factors along with market attractiveness as per segments.

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Report Includes:
- An overview of the global markets for emerging medical device technologies.
- Analyses of global market trends, with data from 2015, estimates for 2016, and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2021.
- Evaluation of the market's dynamics, specifically growth drivers, inhibitors, and opportunities.
- Analyses of segments within the overall market including: aesthetics/dermatology, cardiovascular, dental, diabetes care, gastroenterology, nephrology, urology, gynecology/women's health, medical imaging/visualization, in-vitro diagnostics, neurology, ophthalmology, orthopedic, drug delivery/pain management, surgical/wound care and patient management/monitoring.
- An in depth look at growth driving factors such as the rising prevalence of chronic diseases and related increase in disability-adjusted life years, technological advancements in medical devices, and the growing aging population
- Product analysis detailing key marketed and pipeline devices
- Profiles of major players in the field

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Traditional medical devices include devices (e.g., metallic stents, heart valves, open procedures, general instruments, non-drug coated implantables, large endoscopes, needle based drug delivery, lab based diagnostics etc.) that have been in use over the last two to three decades for the treatment and management of various diseases. Emerging medical device technologies include devices and technologies (e.g., bioresorbable implants, coated implants and balloons, transcatheter heart valves (TAVR, TMVR), electrophysiology, S-ICDs, cardioMEMS, wireless monitoring, wearable devices, needle-free drug delivery, capsule endoscopes, POC tests, companion diagnostics, etc.), which are relatively new (in practice over the last two to 10 years), advanced and have better outcomes in the treatment and management of world’s deadly and chronic diseases. This report is an analytical business tool whose primary purpose is to describe the thorough evaluation of the global market for emerging medical device technologies.

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The format of the study is organized around the following topics:
- Detailed study around emerging medical device technologies within general surgery, cardiovascular, diabetes care, gastroenterology, medical imaging/visualization, in vitro diagnostics, neurology, ophthalmology, orthopedic, drug delivery/pain management, surgical/wound care and patient monitoring.
- Target disease demographics and cost burden.
- Regulatory structure.
- Market characterization, unmet need, market size and segmentation.
- Market drivers and restraints.
- Detailed market projections through 2021.
- Competition and market shares.
- Pricing and reimbursement.
- Marketed and pipeline (R&D) products along with descriptions, regulatory status and clinical trials.
- Observations and conclusions regarding the future of medical device technologies.
- Profiles of market participants and associations.

Companies Mentioned:
3M
480 BIOMEDICAL
A.M.I. (AGENCY FOR MEDICAL INNOVATIONS)
ABBOTT LABORATORIES
AC-GEN READING LIFE
ACCUMED SYSTEMS INC.
ACTUATED MEDICAL
ADIENT MEDICAL
ADVANCED RESEARCH TECHNOLOGIES INC.
AEGERIA SOFT TISSUE
AETHLON MEDICAL INC.
AFREEZE
Alere Inc.
ALLERGAN PLC
ALLURION TECHNOLOGIES
AMARANTH MEDICAL
ANGIODYNAMICS
APAMA MEDICAL
APOCELL
APOLLO ENDOSURGERY
APPLIED MEDICAL
ASPIRE BARIATRICS
ATRICURE
AUDAX MEDICAL
BARD
BARONOVA
BAROSENSE (SUBSIDIARY OF BOSTON SCIENTIFIC)
BAXTER INTERNATIONAL INC.
BELLEROPHON THERAPEUTICS
BETA-STIM LTD.
BFKW
BIO-SCAFFOLD INTERNATIONAL
BIOCEPT
BIOMERIEUX
BIONESS
BIOSENSE WEBSTER INC. (SUBSIDIARY OF JOHNSON & JOHNSON)
BIOSURFACE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
BIOTHERANOSTICS
BIOTRONIK
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP.
BRACCO
CALLISYN BIOMEDICAL INC.
CARDIOSOLUTIONS INC.
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS INC.
CARMELL THERAPEUTICS CORP.
CERVEL NEUROTECH
COLIBRI HEART VALVE
CONSORT MEDICAL
COOK GROUP INC.
CORAMAZE TECHNOLOGIES GMBH
CORAS MEDICAL
CROSPON
CVTEC CEREBROVASCULAR TECHNOLOGIES
EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES
ELECTRICAL GEODESICS INC.
ELIXIR MEDICAL
ENDOBETIX
ENDOGASTRIC SOLUTIONS
ENDOLOGIX
ENDORETICS INC.
ENDOSPAN
ENDOSPHERE
ENTEROMEDICS INC.
GAUDI VASCULAR
GELESIS
GENTIS
GETINGE AB
GI DYNAMICS
GI WINDOWS INC.
GREATBATCH
GUIDED DELIVERY SYSTEMS
HANSEN MEDICAL INC.
HARPOON MEDICAL
HEARTWARE
HELIOSCOPIE
HOLOGIC
ICELLATE
ILLUMINA
IMPLANTS INTL.
INIVATA LTD.
INSPIREMD
INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES
INTERFACE BIOLOGICS
INTRAPACE INC.
INVIVO THERAPEUTICS CORP.
JENAVALVE TECHNOLOGY
KEYSTONE HEART
LIFETECH SCIENTIFIC
LIVANOVA
LOMBARD MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES
LONESTAR HEART INC.
LUCIGEN
MAINSTAY MEDICAL
MEDTRONIC
METACURE
METAMARK GENETICS
MICARDIA CORP.
MICROPORT SCIENTIFIC
MICROTRANSPONDER
MINDRAY MEDICAL INTERNATIONAL LTD.
MIRACA HOLDINGS
MITRASSIST
MSDX INC.
MYRIAD GENETICS INC.
NANONERVE INC.
NEOVASC
NESHER TECHNOLOGIES INC.
NEUROMETRIX
NEURORECOVERY TECHNOLOGIES
NOVARTIS
OBALON THERAPEUTICS
OHMX
ONCIOMED INC.
ONCOGENESIS
OPTO CIRCUITS (INDIA) LTD.
ORASURE TECHNOLOGIES
ORPYX MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES INC.
ORTHOFIX INTL.
OSTEOTEC LTD.
PALMAZ SCIENTIFIC INC.
PENUMBRA
PLENSAT INC.
QUANTERIX CORP.
RENISHAW
RESHAPE MEDICAL
REVA MEDICAL INC.
RIJUVEN
SARL COUSIN BIOTECH
SATIETY INC.
SCIENTIFIC INTAKE
SENSATE
SETPOINT MEDICAL
SHAPE MEMORY MEDICAL INC.
SKLAR CORP.
SLIMEDICS LTD.
SMITH & NEPHEW
SOFT TISSUE REGENERATION INC.
SOTERIX MEDICAL INC.
SPATZ FGIA
SPECTRANETICS
ST. JUDE MEDICAL
STRYKER
SYMETIS
SYSMEX CORP.
TAL MEDICAL
TERUMO CORP.
TISSUE REGENERATION SYSTEMS
TISSUE REGENIX GROUP PLC
TOMOWAVE LABORATORIES
TORNIER INC.
TRANSCATHETER TECHNOLOGIES
TRANSENTERIX
TRIVITRON HEALTHCARE
TTK HEALTHCARE
TULIP MEDICAL LTD.
USGI MEDICAL
VALEANT PHARMACEUTICALS INTL.
VALENTX
VIGILANT BIOSCIENCES
W. L. GORE AND ASSOCIATES
WRIGHT MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY INC.
XELTIS
YPSOMED HOLDING AG
ZIMMER BIOMET

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