Cardiovascular devices are special gadgets designed to be used while treating heart and various cardiovascular system diseases and measuring/monitoring of cardiac rhythm or blood pressure. They can be applied in the coronary and peripheral circulations. The list of currently available cardiovascular devices contains but is not limited to angioscopes, stethoscopes, diagnostic cardiovascular catheters, defibrillators and vascular probes.
Changing lifestyle habits, the increasing number of health-related problems in tandem with technological advancements in the cardiovascular industry support stable growth of the worldwide market for cardiovascular devices. Diagnostic and interventional devices represent the largest and the most profitable market segments. North America is the dominant regional market, accounting for a 35% market share.
This MarketPublishers’ catalogue contains a wealth of research reports reviewing the cardiovascular devices market at all geographical scales. The researches present information on major market indicators and describe the market dynamics. The reports analyze market environment and offer profiles of the industry leaders. The studies examine key distribution channels and provide the supply-demand statistics. Furthermore, the future forecasts for the cardiovascular devices market are disposed in the research reports.
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US Cardiac Device Market Analysis
US$ 1,000.00
The higher prevalence of cardiovascular diseases has become a cause of concern for the US healthcare authorities as mortalities tend to rise and economic burden keep increasing. It is estimated that t...
July 2012
75 pages
Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) Devices: Market Research Report
US$ 4,500.00
This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) Devices in US$ Million by the following Product Segments: Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICD), Pacemakers, External Defibrillators, and EP Catheterization, Mapping, and Ablation (CMA) devices. The report provides ...
October 2011
375 pages
