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Patient Monitoring Markets
Publication Date: 01-OCT-09
Pages: 300
Study: TMRMPPMM
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Patient monitoring is vital to care in operating rooms, emergency rooms, intensive care units and critical care units. It has proven invaluable for respiratory therapy, recovery rooms, outpatient care, transport, radiology, catheterization laboratories and gastroenterology departments, as well as for ambulatory, home and sleep screening applications. Patient monitoring can reduce the risk of infection and other complications, and it can assist in providing for patient comfort. Moreover, patient monitoring products measure, display and document physiological information obtained at regular intervals over time from sensors attached to the patient or other input devices. The qualifier "at regular intervals over time" is used to distinguish patient monitoring devices from diagnostic kits and devices, which are typically used once or a few times to diagnose a patient's condition and/or plan a course of therapy. Measured parameters include electrocardiogram (ECG), invasive and noninvasive blood pressure, pulse rate, pulse oximetry, body temperature, respiration rate, end-tidal CO2 and other specialized parameters. Products vary from specialized single-parameter instruments to monitors with the ability to measure multiple parameters and interface with other instruments. This TriMark Publications report assesses the patient monitoring device market drivers and bottlenecks from the perspective of medical and manufacturer communities; discusses the potential benefits of the patient monitoring device market for various sectors of the medical community; establishes the current total market size and future growth of the patient monitoring device market and analyzes the current size and growth of various segments; provides current and forecasted market shares by the company; provides strategic recommendations for near-term business opportunities and assesses current commercial uses of the patient monitoring market.





Table of Contents:

  1. 1. Introduction 11
  2. 1.1 Objectives of this Report 11
  3. 1.2 Scope of this Report 11
  4. 1.3 Methodology 12
  5. 1.4 Executive Summary 13
  6. 1.4.1 The U.S. Medical Device Market 13
  7. 1.4.2 Supply and Demand Fundamentals 13
  8. 1.4.3 Sector Convergence 14
  9. 1.4.4 Future Forecast 14
  10. 1.5 The Leader in Patient Monitors 22
  11. 1.6 U.S. Market for Patient Monitors 22
  12. 1.7 Indian Market for Patient Monitors 22
  13. 1.8 South East Asia's Patient Monitoring Market 23
  14. 2. Market for Diabetes Monitoring 25
  15. 2.1 Market for Blood Glucose Meters and Test Strips 27
  16. 2.2 U.S. Market for Diabetes Care 28
  17. 2.3 Self Monitoring Blood Glucose (SMBG) Device Market in Asia-Pacific 29
  18. 2.4 Reviews of the Latest Glucose Meters 30
  19. 2.4.1 Abbott Glucose Meters 30
  20. 2.4.2 Glucose Meters from Bayer Healthcare 35
  21. 2.4.3 Glucose Meters from LifeScan 40
  22. 2.4.4 Glucose Meters from Roche 46
  23. 2.4.5 Glucose Meters from Home Diagnostics 49
  24. 3. Sleep Market 57
  25. 3.1 Sleep-Disordered Breathing (SDB) and Sleep Apnea 57
  26. 3.2 Existing Therapies for Sleep Apnea 58
  27. 3.3 Market for Sleep Apnea 58
  28. 3.4 ResMed Corporation's Sleep Business 59
  29. 3.4.1 Airflow Generators 59
  30. 3.4.2 ResMed's Mask Systems and Diagnostic Products 61
  31. 3.4.3 ResMed's Competitors 64
  32. 3.5 Pictorial Profile of a Few Sleep Products from ResMed 64
  33. 3.6 Sleep Products from Philips Respironics, Inc. 70
  34. 3.7 The Awakening of the Sleep Market 73
  35. 3.8 New Investment in Sleep Apnea by GE and Intel 74
  36. 4. Pulse Oximetry 75
  37. 4.1 Pulse Oximeters from Nellcor 77
  38. 4.2 Pulse Oximeters from GE Healthcare 79
  39. 4.3 Pulse Oximeters from Criticare Systems, Inc. 80
  40. 4.4 Pulse Oximeters from Masimo Corporation 81
  41. 4.5 Pulse Oximeters from Nihon Kohden 83
  42. 4.6 Pulse Oximeters from Nonin Medical, Inc. 84
  43. 4.7 An Estimation of Pulse Oximetry Gap 85
  44. 5. Capnography Market 86
  45. 5.1 New Trends in Capnography 87
  46. 5.2 European Market for Critical Care Blood Gas Monitoring 89
  47. 5.3 Oridion and Capnography 89
  48. 5.4 Philips Respironics and Capnography 91
  49. 5.5 Smith Medical and Capnography 92
  50. 5.6 Nonin Medical and Capnography 93
  51. 6. Anesthesia Monitors 94
  52. 6.1 European Anesthesia Equipment Market 94
  53. 6.2 The Sluggish Western European Market 95
  54. 6.3 Sustained Growth in Eastern European Market 95
  55. 6.4 Price Sensitivity 95
  56. 6.5 Fierce Competition 95
  57. 6.6 Fast Growth for Depth of Anesthesia Monitors 96
  58. 6.7 Demands for Clinical Application Suites 96
  59. 6.8 Hospital IT Aids Market Penetration of AIMS 96
  60. 6.9 Future of Anesthesia Equipment Market in the E.U. 96
  61. 6.10 Anesthesia Monitors from Dräger 97
  62. 6.11 Anesthesia Monitors from GE Healthcare 99
  63. 6.12 Anesthesia Monitors from Aspect Medical Systems 101
  64. 6.13 Anesthesia Monitors from Mindray 102
  65. 7. Fetal Monitors 104
  66. 7.1 Fetal Monitors from Analogic Corporation 105
  67. 7.2 Fetal Monitors from GE Healthcare 105
  68. 7.3 Fetal Monitor from Philips Healthcare 107
  69. 7.4 Fetal Monitor from Cardinal Health 108
  70. 7.5 Fetal Monitor from Nonin Medical 108
  71. 7.6 Fetal Monitor from Spacelab Healthcare 109
  72. 8. Global Cardiovascular Devices Market 110
  73. 8.1 Cardiovascular Monitoring 110
  74. 8.1.1 Global Market for Ultrasound Devices 110
  75. 8.1.2 Cardiovascular Diseases in the U.S. 111
  76. 8.1.3 Market for Electrophysiology Devices in the U.S. 112
  77. 8.1.4 Cardiovascular Diseases in Europe 113
  78. 8.1.5 Cardiovascular Diseases in India 114
  79. 8.2 Cardiology Equipment Market in India 114
  80. 8.3 Cardiovascular Monitors from Biosense Webster (Johnson & Johnson) 116
  81. 8.4 Cardiovascular Monitors from Boston Scientific 117
  82. 8.5 Cardiovascular Monitor from Pulsion Medical Systems 117
  83. 8.6 Cardiovascular products from GE Healthcare 118
  84. 9. Market for External Defibrillators 120
  85. 9.1 Defibrillation 120
  86. 9.2 Performance of Defibrillation 120
  87. 9.3 Challenges Related to Defibrillation 120
  88. 9.4 Types of Defibrillators 121
  89. 9.5 Defibrillators from Cardiac Science Corporation 122
  90. 9.6 Defibrillators from Physio-Control, Inc. 124
  91. 10. Blood Pressure Monitors 127
  92. 10.1 A&D Medical/Life Source 127
  93. 10.2 Omron Healthcare Co., Ltd. 132
  94. 10.3 Japan Precision Instruments, Inc. 132
  95. 10.4 Mabis Healthcare Duro-Med Industries (DMI) 135
  96. 10.5 Medisana AG 136
  97. 10.6 American Diagnostic Corporation 137
  98. 11. Holter Monitors 138
  99. 11.1 Holter Monitors from Braemar, Inc. 138
  100. 11.2 Holter Monitors from Fukuda Denshi 140
  101. 11.3 Holter Monitor from Mortara Instrument 141
  102. 11.4 Holter Monitor from Philips Healthcare 141
  103. 11.5 Holter Monitor from Spacelab Healthcare 142
  104. 11.6 Holter Monitor from Schiller AG 142
  105. 12. Market for Temperature Monitoring 143
  106. 13. Telehealth Market 144
  107. 13.1 Intel and GE in Telehealth 145
  108. 13.1.1 Usage of Remote Patient Monitoring in U.S. Healthcare Organizations in 2009 146
  109. 13.2 Philips Healthcare 147
  110. 13.3 Telehealth and Troubled Pregnancies 148
  111. 13.4 Telehealth Devices from Tunstall 148
  112. 14. High Acuity Areas Monitoring Systems 151
  113. 14.1 Patient Monitoring Systems in the High Acuity Area 151
  114. 14.2 Advantages 151
  115. 14.3 Market Scene 152
  116. 14.4 Technology Trends 153
  117. 14.5 Key Players 153
  118. 14.6 Future of High Acuity Patient Monitors 154
  119. 14.7 Product Profiles from Selected Companies 154
  120. 15. Global Home Healthcare Market 171
  121. 15.1 Home Healthcare Market in the U.S. 171
  122. 15.2 Wireless Monitoring in Home Healthcare 173
  123. 16. Profiles of Top 30 Medical Device Companies 177
  124. 16.1 Johnson & Johnson 177
  125. 16.1.1 Johnson & Johnson's Consumer Healthcare Business 177
  126. 16.1.2 Johnson & Johnson's Medical Devices and Diagnostics Business 177
  127. 16.1.3 Johnson & Johnson's Pharmaceutical Business 178
  128. 16.1.4 Research and Development 178
  129. 16.2 GE Healthcare 179
  130. 16.2.1 GE Healthcare's Surgery Business 179
  131. 16.2.2 GE Healthcare's Healthcare Systems Business 179
  132. 16.2.3 GE Healthcare's Life Sciences Business 180
  133. 16.2.4 GE Healthcare's Medical Diagnostics Business 180
  134. 16.2.5 GE Healthcare's Healthcare IT Business 180
  135. 16.3 Siemens Healthcare 180
  136. 16.4 Medtronic 183
  137. 16.4.1 Medtronic's Cardiac Rhythm Disease Management (CRDM) 183
  138. 16.4.2 Medtronic's Spinal Products 184
  139. 16.4.3 Medtronic's Cardiovascular Products 184
  140. 16.4.4 Medtronic's Neuromodulation Products 185
  141. 16.4.5 Medtronic's Diabetes Products 185
  142. 16.4.6 Medtronic's Surgical Technologies Products 185
  143. 16.4.7 Medtronic's Performance in the U.S. and Non-U.S. markets 186
  144. 16.5 Cardinal Health 187
  145. 16.5.1 Cardinal's Healthcare Supply Chain Services Business 187
  146. 16.5.2 Cardinal's Clinical and Medical Products Business 188
  147. 16.6 Baxter International 189
  148. 16.6.1 Baxter's Bioscience Business 189
  149. 16.6.2 Baxter's Medication Delivery Business 189
  150. 16.6.3 Baxter's Renal Business 190
  151. 16.6.4 Baxter's Global Performance 190
  152. 16.7 Philips Healthcare 191
  153. 16.7.1 Philips' Cardiology Solutions 192
  154. 16.7.2 Philips' Oncology Solutions 192
  155. 16.7.3 Philips' Women's Health Solutions 192
  156. 16.7.4 Philips' Healthcare Performance 192
  157. 16.8 Boston Scientific 193
  158. 16.9 Covidien 197
  159. 16.10 Becton Dickinson and Company 199
  160. 16.11 Abbot Laboratories 202
  161. 16.12 Stryker 205
  162. 16.12.1 Hip Implant Systems 207
  163. 16.12.2 Knee Implant Systems 207
  164. 16.12.3 Trauma Implant Systems 207
  165. 16.12.4 Spinal Implant Systems 207
  166. 16.12.5 Craniomaxillofacial Implant Systems 207
  167. 16.12.6 Surgical Equipment and Surgical Navigation Systems 208
  168. 16.12.7 Endoscopic, Communications and Digital Imaging Systems 208
  169. 16.12.8 Patient Handling and Emergency Medical Equipment 208
  170. 16.13 B. Braun 208
  171. 16.14 3M Healthcare 212
  172. 16.15 Zimmer Holdings 213
  173. 16.16 St. Jude Medical 215
  174. 16.16.1 Atrial Fibrillation at St. Jude 216
  175. 16.16.2 Connectivity at St. Jude 216
  176. 16.16.3 Neuromodulation at St. Jude 216
  177. 16.17 Hospira, Inc. 219
  178. 16.17.1 Hospira's Devices 219
  179. 16.18 Smith & Nephew 221
  180. 16.18.1 Smith & Nephew's Orthopedics 222
  181. 16.18.2 Smith & Nephew's Endoscopy 222
  182. 16.18.3 Smith & Nephew's Advanced Wound Management 222
  183. 16.18.4 Smith & Nephew's R&D 222
  184. 16.19 Danaher 224
  185. 16.19.1 Danaher's Medical Technologies 224
  186. 16.20 Synthes 226
  187. 16.21 Beckman Coulter, Inc. 227
  188. 16.22 Olympus Medical Systems 229
  189. 16.23 Fresenius Medical Care 231
  190. 16.24 Alcon 234
  191. 16.25 Terumo Cardiovascular Systems 238
  192. 16.25.1 Terumo's General Hospital Products Segment 238
  193. 16.25.2 Terumo's Cardiac and Vascular Products Segment 239
  194. 16.25.3 Terumo's Home Healthcare Products 239
  195. 16.25.4 Terumo's Performance in Geographic Segments 240
  196. 16.25.5 Terumo's R&D Programs 241
  197. 16.26 C.R. Bard, Inc. 242
  198. 16.26.1 Bard's Vascular Products 242
  199. 16.26.2 Bard's Urology Products 243
  200. 16.26.3 Bard's Oncology Products 243
  201. 16.26.4 Bard's Surgical Specialties 244
  202. 16.27 Oridion Medical 245
  203. 16.27.1 Oridion's Leadership in Capnography 245
  204. 16.27.2 Smart Capnography 246
  205. 16.27.3 Oridion's Performance 247
  206. 16.28 DENTSPLY International, Inc. 248
  207. 16.28.1 DENTSPLY's Products 249
  208. 16.29 Dräger Medical AG & Co. 250
  209. 16.30 Varian Medical Systems, Inc. 252
  210. 16.30.1 Varian's Oncology Systems 252
  211. 16.30.2 Varian's X-ray Products 253
  212. 16.30.3 Varian's R&D 254
  213. 17. The Invincible Medical Device Industry 256
  214. 17.1 Baby Boomers and Incubating Innovations 256
  215. 17.2 The Medical Device Industry in 2009 256
  216. 17.3 Global Outlook for Medical Devices 257
  217. 17.4 Outlook for Medical Devices in India 259
  218. 17.4.1 Interventional Cardiology Market in India 261
  219. 17.4.2 Molecular Diagnostics Market in India 262
  220. 17.4.3 Penetration of Cardiology Informatics in India 263
  221. 17.5 Outlook for Medical Devices in Russia 264
  222. 17.6 Outlook for Medical Devices in China 265
  223. 17.6.1 Penetration of Radiology Informatics in China 266
  224. 17.6.2 In Vitro Diagnostics Market in China 266
  225. 17.6.3 Impact of Recent Regulations in China 268
  226. 17.6.4 Demand for High-end Products in China 268
  227. 17.6.5 Forming Partnership with Chinese Companies 270
  228. 17.7 South East Asia's X-ray Market 270
  229. 17.8 South East Asia's Ultrasound Market 271
  230. 17.9 Outlook for Medical Devices in Malaysia 273
  231. 17.10 Outlook for Medical Devices in Indonesia 274
  232. 17.10.1 Diagnostic Imaging Market in Indonesia 274
  233. 17.11 Outlook for Medical Devices in Singapore 275
  234. 17.12 Outlook for Medical Devices in Vietnam 276
  235. 17.13 Outlook for Medical Devices in Denmark 276
  236. 17.14 Outlook for Medical Devices in the U.K. 277
  237. Appendix 1: The Global Medical Device Market 278
  238. Appendix 1.1: Medical Device Market: U.S. 278
  239. Appendix 1.2: Medical Device Market: France 279
  240. Appendix 1.3: Medical Device Market: Turkey 280
  241. Appendix 1.4: Medical Device Market: Romania 281
  242. Appendix 2: Merger and Acquisition (M&A) in Medical Device Sector 283
  243. Appendix 3: The Attractive Market for Investment 284
  244. Appendix 3.1: Domination of Orthopedics 284
  245. Appendix 3.2: Focus on Ophthalmic 284
  246. Appendix 3.3: Patient Monitoring Portfolios 285
  247. Appendix 3.4: Biosurgery and Wound care 285
  248. Appendix 3.5: Cardiology Sector with a Healthy Heartbeat 286
  249. Appendix 3.6: Deals in Diagnostics and Analytics 286
  250. Appendix 3.7: Activities among Components Companies 287
  251. Appendix 3.8: Future M&A Activity 287
  252. Appendix 4: MDEA Award Winners and Patient Monitoring Products, 2008 and 2009 289
  253. Appendix 5: Medical Equipment Market Trends in 2009 295
  254. Appendix 5.1: Stellar Growth for Healthcare Information Technology 295
  255. Appendix 5.2: Home Healthcare Equipment Market Poised for a Big Return 295
  256. Appendix 5.3: Ongoing Trend towards Medical Tourism 296
  257. Appendix 5.4: Medical Equipment Manufacturers Remain Stable Defying Recession 297
  258. Appendix 5.5: Direct To Consumer Advertising Increases 297
  259. Appendix 5.6: Healthcare Information Technology to Gain Attention in Emerging Economies 298
  260. Appendix 5.7: Drug Eluting Stents on a Comeback Trail in the U.S. 298
  261. Appendix 5.8: Hip Resurfacing Market to Get a Boost from Young Adults and Middle-aged Patients 298
  262. Appendix 5.9: Cash Rich and Innovative Companies to Thrive in the Present Economic Scenario 298
  263. Appendix 5.10: Products for Women's Health, Minimally Invasive Surgery and Home Healthcare to Gain 298
  264. Appendix 5.11: High Value and Low Value of Deals will be a Norm in M&A 299
  265. INDEX OF FIGURES
  266. Figure 1.1: Global Market for Patient Monitors, 2008-2015 14
  267. Figure 1.2: U.S. Market for Patient Monitors, 2008-2015 15
  268. Figure 1.3: Global Market Share for Patient Monitors by Company, 2007 16
  269. Figure 1.4: Global Share of Patient Monitoring Market by Philips, 2007 16
  270. Figure 1.5: Philips' Global Market Share in Patient Monitors, 2003-2007 17
  271. Figure 1.6: GE's Global Market Share in Patient Monitors, 2003-2007 18
  272. Figure 1.7: Dräger's Global Market Share in Patient Monitors, 2003-2007 19
  273. Figure 1.8: Mindray's Global Market Share in Patient Monitors, 2003-2007 20
  274. Figure 1.9: Nihon Kohden's Global Market Share in Patient Monitors, 2003-2007 21
  275. Figure 1.10: Nihon Kohden's Market for Patient Monitors, 2008 21
  276. Figure 1.11: South East Asia's Patient Monitor Market, 2007 24
  277. Figure 2.1: The Global Diabetes Care Devices Market, 2008-2015 26
  278. Figure 2.2: Prevalence of Diabetes in the Top Three Diabetic Countries, 2007 and 2025 27
  279. Figure 2.3: Total Economic Cost of Diabetes in the U.S., 2007 28
  280. Figure 2.4: Asia-Pacific SMBG Competitive Market Share, 2007 29
  281. Figure 2.5: Chinese SMBG Competitive Market Share, 2007 30
  282. Figure 2.6: Bayer's Market for Diabetes Care Segment, 2006-2008 35
  283. Figure 2.7: Johnson & Johnson's Market in Diabetes Care, 2008 40
  284. Figure 2.8: Roche's Market in Diabetes Care Segment, 2008 46
  285. Figure 2.9: Home Diagnostics' Market for Glucose Meters and Accessories, 2005-2008 49
  286. Figure 3.1: Global Sleep Apnea Management Market, 2008-2012 59
  287. Figure 3.2: ResMeds's Market for CPAP and VPAP Flow Generators, 2006-2008 59
  288. Figure 3.3: ResMed's Market for Masks and Accessories, 2006-2008 61
  289. Figure 3.4: ResMed's Market for its Sleep Products in the Americas, 2006-2008 63
  290. Figure 3.5: ResMed's Market for its Sleep Products in Europe, 2006-2008 63
  291. Figure 3.6: ResMed's Market in Asia-Pacific and Rest of the World, 2006-2008 64
  292. Figure 4.1: U.S. Pulse Oximetry Market Share by Company, 2008 75
  293. Figure 4.2: Market Growth for U.S. Pulse Oximetry, 2008-2013 76
  294. Figure 4.3: Market for Pulse Oximeters in the E.U., 2008-2015 77
  295. Figure 4.4: Nellcor's (Covidien) Market for Oximetry and Monitoring Products, 2006-2008 77
  296. Figure 4.5: Masimo SET Installed Base, 2004-2008 81
  297. Figure 5.1: E.U. Market for Critical Care Blood Gas Monitoring Products, 2008-2013 89
  298. Figure 5.2: Oridion's Capnography Market, 2004-2008 90
  299. Figure 6.1: Global Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Market, 2008-2015 94
  300. Figure 6.2: Aspect's Worldwide Total Installed Bases of Monitors and Modules, 2004-2008 101
  301. Figure 6.3: Aspect's Sensor Shipment, 2004-2008 102
  302. Figure 8.1: Global Market for Cardiovascular Devices, 2008-2012 110
  303. Figure 8.2: Global Market for Ultrasound Devices, 2008-2015 111
  304. Figure 8.3: Direct and Indirect Costs of Heart Diseases in the U.S., 2009 112
  305. Figure 8.4: U.S. Electrophysiology Device Market in the U.S., 2008-2015 112
  306. Figure 8.5: European Market for Electrocardiography Products, 2008 113
  307. Figure 8.6: Mortality Rate for CVD, 2007 114
  308. Figure 8.7: Indian ECG Equipment Market by Unit, 2008 115
  309. Figure 8.8: Indian ECG Equipment Market by Value, 2008 115
  310. Figure 8.9: Boston's Cardiology Market, 2008 117
  311. Figure 8.10: Pulsion's Dominance in Intensive Care Unit in Comparison to Competitors, 2008 118
  312. Figure 9.1: Growth of Manual External Defibrillators, 2008-2012 123
  313. Figure 9.2: Cardiac Science's Market for Defibrillation Products, 2006-2008 124
  314. Figure 13.1: Growth of Telehealth, 2010-2015 144
  315. Figure 13.2: Telehealth Market, 2008-2012 145
  316. Figure 13.3: Growth of Telehealth as Predicted by Intel and GE, 2008-2012 146
  317. Figure 13.4: Remote Patient Monitoring in the U.S. Healthcare Organizations, 2009 146
  318. Figure 14.1: Market Share of Multiparameter Monitoring Equipments by Company, 2008 153
  319. Figure 14.2: Market Share Split among the Key Players in High Acuity Area Patient Monitors, 2008 154
  320. Figure 15.1: Global Home Healthcare Market, 2008-2012 171
  321. Figure 15.2: U.S. Market for Home Healthcare Products, 2008-2012 172
  322. Figure 15.3: Patients Diagnosed with Common Welfare Diseases in Europe and the U.S., 2008 174
  323. Figure 15.4: Global Blood Pressure Monitoring Market, 2008-2012 174
  324. Figure 15.5: Global Blood Glucose Monitoring Market, 2008-2012 175
  325. Figure 15.6: Global Lipid Monitoring Market, 2008-2012 175
  326. Figure 16.1: Johnson & Johnson's Consumer Segment Performance, 2008 177
  327. Figure 16.2: Johnson & Johnson's Medical Devices and Diagnostics Performance, 2008 178
  328. Figure 16.3: Johnson & Johnson's Pharmaceutical Business Performance, 2008 178
  329. Figure 16.4: Johnson & Johnson's R&D Expenditure, 2006-2008 179
  330. Figure 16.5: GE Healthcare's Performance, 2004-2008 180
  331. Figure 16.6: Siemens' Business Performance in Healthcare Segment by Geography, 2008 181
  332. Figure 16.7: Siemens' Business Performance in Healthcare Sector by Segment, 2008 182
  333. Figure 16.8: Medtronic's Cardiac Rhythm Disease Management Performance, 2008 184
  334. Figure 16.9: Medtronic's Spine Products Performance, 2008 184
  335. Figure 16.10: Medtronic's Cardiovascular Products Performance, 2008 185
  336. Figure 16.11: Medtronic's Surgical Technologies Products Performance, 2008 186
  337. Figure 16.12: Medtronic's U.S. and Non-U.S. Performance, 2008 186
  338. Figure 16.13: Cardinal's Overall Performance, 2006-2008 187
  339. Figure 16.14: Cardinal's Healthcare Supply Chain Services Performance, 2006-2008 188
  340. Figure 16.15: Cardinal's Clinical and Medical Products Performance, 2007 and 2008 188
  341. Figure 16.16: Baxter's Bioscience Business Performance, 2008 189
  342. Figure 16.17: Baxter's Medication Delivery Business Performance, 2008 190
  343. Figure 16.18: Baxter's Renal Business Performance, 2008 190
  344. Figure 16.19: Baxter's Global Performance, 2006-2008 191
  345. Figure 16.20: Philips' Healthcare Performance, 2006-2008 193
  346. Figure 16.21: Philips Healthcare Performance by Geography, 2008 193
  347. Figure 16.22: Boston's Global Performance, 2004-2008 194
  348. Figure 16.23: Boston's Performance in Cardiac Rhythm Management, 2007 and 2008 194
  349. Figure 16.24: Boston's Performance in Coronary Stent Systems, 2007 and 2008 195
  350. Figure 16.25: Boston's Performance in Endosurgery, 2007 and 2008 196
  351. Figure 16.26: Boston's Global Performance by Geography, 2006-2008 196
  352. Figure 16.27: Covidien's Global Performance, 2004-2008 197
  353. Figure 16.28: Covidien's R&D Expenditure, 2004-2008 198
  354. Figure 16.29: Covidien's Performance by Geographical Region, 2008 198
  355. Figure 16.30: Covidien's Performance in Medical Devices by Groups of Products, 2008 199
  356. Figure 16.31: BD's Global Performance, 2005-2008 200
  357. Figure 16.32: BD's Medical Segment: Performance by Sub-Segment, 2008 200
  358. Figure 16.33: BD's Diagnostic Segment: Performance, 2007 and 2008 201
  359. Figure 16.34: BD's Biosciences Segment: Performance, 2007 and 2008 201
  360. Figure 16.35: BD's U.S. and Non-U.S. Performance, 2008 202
  361. Figure 16.36: Abbott's Global Performance, 2004-2008 203
  362. Figure 16.37: Abbott's Performance: Vascular Segment, 2006-2008 203
  363. Figure 16.38: Abbott's Performance: Diagnostics Segment, 2006-2008 204
  364. Figure 16.39: Abbott's Performance: Pharmaceutical Segment, 2006-2008 204
  365. Figure 16.40: Abbott's Performance: Nutritional Segment, 2006-2008 205
  366. Figure 16.41: Abbott's R&D Expenditure, 2006-2008 205
  367. Figure 16.42: Stryker's Global Performance, 2006-2008 206
  368. Figure 16.43: Stryker's R&D Expenditure, 2006-2008 207
  369. Figure 16.44: B. Braun's Group Performance, 2006-2008 209
  370. Figure 16.45: B. Braun's Performance: Hospital Care Division, 2006-2008 209
  371. Figure 16.46: B. Braun's Performance: Aesculap Division, 2006-2008 210
  372. Figure 16.47: B. Braun's Performance: OPM Division, 2006-2008 210
  373. Figure 16.48: B. Braun's Performance: Avitum Division, 2006-2008 211
  374. Figure 16.49: B. Braun's Employees by Region, 2008 212
  375. Figure 16.50: 3M Healthcare: Global Performance, 2006-2008 213
  376. Figure 16.51: Zimmer's Global Performance, 2006-2008 214
  377. Figure 16.52: Zimmer's Performance by Geographic Segment, 2008 214
  378. Figure 16.53: Zimmer's R&D Expenditure, 2006-2008 215
  379. Figure 16.54: St. Jude's Global Performance, 2006-2008 215
  380. Figure 16.55: St. Jude's Performance in Cardiac Rhythm Management, 2008 217
  381. Figure 16.56: St. Jude's Performance in its Cardiovascular Segment, 2008 217
  382. Figure 16.57: St. Jude's Performance in Atrial Fibrillation Products, 2006-2008 218
  383. Figure 16.58: St. Jude's Performance in Neuromodulation Products, 2006-2008 218
  384. Figure 16.59: Hospira's Global Performance, 2004-2008 219
  385. Figure 16.60: Hospira's Performance in the Americas, 2008 220
  386. Figure 16.61: Hospira's Performance in EMEA Region, 2008 220
  387. Figure 16.62: Hospira's Performance in APAC Region, 2008 221
  388. Figure 16.63: Hospira's R&D Investment, 2006-2008 221
  389. Figure 16.64: Smith & Nephew's R&D Expenditure, 2006-2008 223
  390. Figure 16.65: Smith & Nephew's Performance by Business Segment, 2008 223
  391. Figure 16.66: Smith & Nephew's Performance by Geographic Market, 2008 224
  392. Figure 16.67: Danaher's Performance by Geography, 2008 224
  393. Figure 16.68: Danaher's R&D Expenditure in its Medical Technologies, 2006-2008 225
  394. Figure 16.69: Medical Technologies Performance: U.S. and Non-U.S., 2006-2008 225
  395. Figure 16.70: Danaher's Performance in Medical Technologies, 2006-2008 226
  396. Figure 16.71: Synthes' Global Performance, 2004-2008 227
  397. Figure 16.72: Synthes' Performance by Geographical Region, 2008 227
  398. Figure 16.73: Beckman Coulter's Global Performance, 2004-2008 228
  399. Figure 16.74: Beckman Coulter's Performance by Geographic Region, 2008 228
  400. Figure 16.75: Olympus' Global Performance, 2004-2008 229
  401. Figure 16.76: Olympus' Performance by Geographic Area, 2008 230
  402. Figure 16.77: Olympus' Performance by Business Segments, 2008 230
  403. Figure 16.78: Fresenius' Group Performance, 2004-2008 231
  404. Figure 16.79: Fresenius' Performance by Geographic Region, 2008 232
  405. Figure 16.80: Fresenius' Performance in Dialysis Products, 2007 and 2008 233
  406. Figure 16.81: Fresenius Kabi's Performance by Geographic Region, 2008 234
  407. Figure 16.82: Alcon Laboratory's Global Performance, 2004-2008 234
  408. Figure 16.83: Alcon Laboratory's Performance by Geographical Segment, 2008 235
  409. Figure 16.84: Alcon Laboratory's R&D Expenditure, 2004-2008 235
  410. Figure 16.85: Alcon's R&D Expenditure by Therapeutic Category, 2008 236
  411. Figure 16.86: Alcon's Global Surgical Market Share, 2004-2008 236
  412. Figure 16.87: Alcon's Global Market Share in Intraocular Lenses, 2004-2008 237
  413. Figure 16.88: Alcon's U.S. Contact Lens Care Solution Market Share, 2008 237
  414. Figure 16.89: Terumo's Performance: General Hospital Products Segment, 2004-2008 238
  415. Figure 16.90: Terumo's Performance: Cardiac and Vascular Products, 2004-2008 239
  416. Figure 16.91: Terumo's Performance: Home Healthcare Products, 2004-2008 240
  417. Figure 16.92: Terumo's Performance by Geographical Region, 2008 241
  418. Figure 16.93: Terumo's R&D Expenditure, 2004-2008 241
  419. Figure 16.94: Bard's Performance in Vascular Products, 2004-2008 242
  420. Figure 16.95: Bard's Performance in Urology Products, 2004-2008 243
  421. Figure 16.96: Bard's Performance in Oncology Products, 2004-2008 244
  422. Figure 16.97: Bard's Performance in Surgical Specialties, 2004-2008 245
  423. Figure 16.98: Capnography Boards Sold by Oridion, 2004-2008 246
  424. Figure 16.99: Oridion's Performance, 2004-2008 247
  425. Figure 16.100: Oridion's Investment in R&D, 2006-2008 248
  426. Figure 16.101: DENTSPLY's Performance by Geographic Segment, 2008 249
  427. Figure 16.102: DENTSPLY's Global Performance, 2004-2008 250
  428. Figure 16.103: Drager's Performance by Region, 2008 251
  429. Figure 16.104: Drager's Business Performance in its Medical Division, 2008 251
  430. Figure 16.105: Drager's Medical Division R&D Expenditure, 2004-2008 252
  431. Figure 16.106: Varian's Performance in its Oncology Systems, 2006-2008 253
  432. Figure 16.107: Performance of Varian's Oncology Systems, 2008 253
  433. Figure 16.108: Varian's Performance in its X-ray Products, 2006-2008 254
  434. Figure 16.109: Performance of Varian's X-ray Products by Geographic Region, 2008 254
  435. Figure 16.110: Varian's R&D Expenditure, 2006-2008 255
  436. Figure 17.1: Global Market for Medical Devices, 2008-2011 257
  437. Figure 17.2: Market Growth for Medical Devices in India, 2008-2015 260
  438. Figure 17.3: Market Growth for Cardiovascular Devices in India, 2008-2015 260
  439. Figure 17.4: Market Growth for Orthopedic Devices in India, 2008-2015 261
  440. Figure 17.5: Interventional Cardiology Market in India, 2008-2012 262
  441. Figure 17.6: Indian Molecular Diagnostics Instruments and Reagent Market, 2008 263
  442. Figure 17.7: Penetration of Cardiology Informatics in India, 2008 264
  443. Figure 17.8: Growth of Market for Medical Devices in Russia, 2008-2013 264
  444. Figure 17.9: Market Growth for Medical Devices in China, 2008-2013 265
  445. Figure 17.10: The Market for Radiology IT in China, 2008 266
  446. Figure 17.11: In Vitro Diagnostic Market in China, 2007-2010 267
  447. Figure 17.12: China's In Vitro Diagnostic Market Value, 2007 267
  448. Figure 17.13: The Top Three Deadly Diseases in China, 2009 269
  449. Figure 17.14: South East Asia's X-ray Market, 2007 271
  450. Figure 17.15: Growth of Ultrasound Market in South East Asia, 2007-2010 272
  451. Figure 17.16: South East Asia's Ultrasound Market Value, 2007 272
  452. Figure 17.17: Percentage of Color Versus Black & White Units Installed in South East Asia, 2007 273
  453. Figure 17.18: Market Growth for Medical Devices in Malaysia, 2008-2010 273
  454. Figure 17.19: Market Growth for Medical Devices in Indonesia, 2008-2013 274
  455. Figure 17.20: Indonesia's Diagnostic Imaging Market, 2008 275
  456. Figure 17.21: Market Growth for Medical Devices in Singapore, 2008-2012 275
  457. Figure 17.22: Market Growth for Medical Devices in Vietnam, 2009-2014 276
  458. Figure 17.23: Market Growth for Medical Devices in Denmark, 2009-2014 277
  459. Figure 17.24: Market Growth for Medical Devices in the U.K., 2009-2014 277
  460. Figure A1.1: U.S. Medical Device Exports, 2008 278
  461. Figure A1.2: Total U.S. Medical Device Exports, 2007 279
  462. Figure A1.3: Growth of Medical Device Market: France, 2008-2013 279
  463. Figure A1.4: Export of Medical Devices from Turkey by Value, 2004-2008 280
  464. Figure A1.5: Medical Device Market Growth: Romania, 2008-2013 281
  465. Figure A5.1: U.S. Market Growth in Healthcare IT, 2007-2012 295
  466. Figure A5.2: Growth of Global Home Healthcare Equipment Market, 2007-2012 296
  467. Figure A5.3: Growth for Indian Medical Tourism, 2007-2012 296
  468. INDEX OF TABLES
  469. Table 2.1: Technical Information on FreeStyle Lite 32
  470. Table 2.2: Technical Information for Freedom Lite 33
  471. Table 2.3: Technical Information on Precision Xtra 35
  472. Table 2.4: Technical Information for Contour 37
  473. Table 2.5: Technical Information on Contour TS 38
  474. Table 2.6: Technical Information on Breeze2 39
  475. Table 2.7: Technical Information on OneTouch Ultra Mini 41
  476. Table 2.8: Technical Information on OneTouch Ultra2 43
  477. Table 2.9: Technical Information on OneTouch UltraSmart 44
  478. Table 2.10: Technical Information on OneTouch UltraLink 45
  479. Table 2.11: Technical Information on Accu-Chek Compact Plus 47
  480. Table 2.12: Technical Information on Accu-Chek Aviva 49
  481. Table 2.13: Technical Information on True2Go 51
  482. Table 2.14: Technical Information on TRUEresult 52
  483. Table 2.15: Technical Information on TRUEtrack 53
  484. Table 2.16: Technical Information on TRUEread 54
  485. Table 2.17: Technical Information on Sidekick 56
  486. Table 3.1: ResMed's Continuous Positive Airway Products 60
  487. Table 3.2: ResMed's Automatic Positive Airway Products 60
  488. Table 3.3: ResMed's Variable Positive Airway Products 60
  489. Table 3.4: ResMed's Ventilation Products 61
  490. Table 3.5: ResMed's Mask Systems and Diagnostic Products 62
  491. Table 3.6: Sleep Recorders from ResMed 62
  492. Table 4.1: Pulse Oximetry Market Estimate 85
  493. Table 16.1: Fresenius' Medical Care in Asia, 2007 and 2008 232
  494. Table 16.2: APP Pharmaceuticals Statistics, 2008 232
  495. Table 17.1: Leading Global Medical Device Companies, 2008 258
  496. Table A1.1: Turkish Medical Devices Export by Product Groups, 2003-2008 281
  497. Table A2.1: Merger and Acquisition in Medical Device Sector, 2008 283
  498. Table A5.1: Comparison of Cost for Medical Procedures 297

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