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Sleep apnea markets to reach over $4.1 billion by 2015
November 20, 2009 | dentalproductsreport.comNews Anesthesia, respiratory and sleep apnea markets to reach over $4.1 billion by 2015Anesthesia information management systems market to see a five fold increase. VANCOU
November 20, 2009 | dentalproductsreport.com
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Anesthesia, respiratory and sleep apnea markets to reach over $4.1 billion by 2015
Anesthesia information management systems market to see a five fold increase.
VANCOUVER/PRNewswire/ -- According to a new report series by iData Research, the leading global authority in medical device, dental and pharmaceutical market research, the U.S. market for anesthesia, respiratory and sleep management devices will reach $4.1 billion by 2015. The market for sleep apnea devices, a large rapidly growing market, will represent nearly 50% of this value, while anesthesia management systems are estimated to be the fastest growing. Some of the major players in these markets include Philips Respironics, ResMed, GE, Covidien and Draeger.
Over 40 million units of general, local and regional anesthesia are delivered to patients in the U.S. each year. In addition to anesthesia delivery devices, iData's report also covers anesthesia and level of consciousness monitors and anesthesia information management systems (AIMS).
Sleep apnea is a respiratory disorder characterized by ceased or shallow breathing during sleep. iData's report states that of the 18 million adults in the U.S. with sleep apnea, over 85% are undiagnosed. This is expected to change as insurance reimbursement improves and general awareness of the condition increases.
"The markets for anesthesia and respiratory capital equipment declined significantly in 2008 and 2009, due to hospital and surgery center budget constraints resulting from the economic recession," says Dr. Kamran Zamanian, CEO of iData. "Other markets such as sleep management devices have also been hit hard; however, these markets are estimated to recover over the forecast period."
The report states that anesthesia delivery unit growth will be driven by usage in hospital suites outside of the O.R., including obstetrics and MRI.
iData's new "U.S. Market for Anesthesia, Respiratory and Sleep Management Devices" report provides a comprehensive analysis of anesthesia delivery units and monitors, level of consciousness monitors, AIMS, anesthesia disposables, ventilators, nebulizers, laryngoscopes, respiratory disposables, oxygen therapy, sleep therapy and diagnostic devices.
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Source: iData Research Inc.
