US Blood Banking Market Outlook: Innovations, Trends and Opportunities for Suppliers

March 2013 | 460 pages | ID: UBB4FFDF5E2EN
Venture Planning Group

Abstracts

This report presents a comprehensive analysis of the US blood banking market, including:

• Major issues pertaining to the US blood banking practice, as well as key economic, regulatory, demographic, social and technological trends with significant market impact during the next ten years. Specifically, the study explores the impact of anticipated changes in government regulations, trends in complicated surgeries, birth rate and other key issues.
• Ten-year volume and sales forecasts for 40 blood typing, grouping and infectious disease screening tests, including NAT procedures performed in US community and regional blood centers, hospitals, commercial laboratories, and plasma fractionation facilities.
• Annual placements and installed base estimates for major automated and semiautomated analyzers.
• Review of current instrumentation technologies, and a feature comparison of over 20 analyzers.
• Ten-year reagent and instrument sales forecasts.
• Sales and market shares of leading reagent and instrument suppliers.
• Review of current and emerging technologies, and their potential market applications.
• Product development opportunities for instruments ,consumables, and auxiliary products.
• Profiles of major current and emerging suppliers, including their sales, market shares, product portfolios, marketing tactics, technological know-how, new products in R&D, collaborative arrangements, and business strategies.
• Business opportunities and strategic recommendations for suppliers.

Contains 460 pages and 53 tables

Contents

WORLDWIDE TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET OVERVIEW

A. MAJOR BLOOD TYPING, GROUPING AND INFECTIOUS

DISEASE SCREENING TESTS

1. Blood Typing and Grouping Tests
  a. ABO
  b. Antibody Panels
  c. Antibody Screening
  d. Antigen Typing
  e. Antiglobulin Test
  f. Crossmatch
  g. HLA Typing
  h. Rh
  i. Other Blood Groups
2. Infectious Disease Screening Tests
  a. AIDS
    Structure and Composition
    Classification
    Origin of AIDS
    Animal Lentivirus Systems
    Virus Receptors
    HIV Infections in Humans
      Pathogenesis & Pathology
      Overview of Course of HIV Infection
    CD4T Lymphocytes and Memory Cells
    Monocytes and Macrophages
    Lymphoid Organs
    Neural Cells
    Viral Coinfections
      Clinical Findings
    Plasma Viral Load
    Pediactric AIDS
      Neurologic Disease
      Opportunistic Infections
      Protozoa
      Fungi
      Bacteria
    Viruses
    Cancer
    Immunity
    Laboratory Diagnosis
      Virus Isolation
      Serology
      Detection of Viral Nucleic Acid or Antigens
    Epidemiology
      Worldwide Spread of AIDS
      United States
      Routes of Transmission
    Prevention, Treatment, And Control
      Antiviral Drugs
      Vaccines Against HIV
    Transmission of HIV in Blood Products
    HIV Transmission in Transplant and Artificial Insemination Recipients
    Diagnostic Tests
    Enzyme Immunoassay Interpretation
    Specificity, Sensitivity, and Predictive Value of Enzyme Immunoassay
    Competition Assays
    Western Blot Technique
    Immuno-Fluorescence Assay (IFA)
    Radioimmunoprecipitation
    HIV-1/HIV-2 Combination Testing
    Methods of HIV-Antigen Detection
    Antigen Assays and Blood Screening
    Urine Tests
    DNA Probes
    Overview
    Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction
    In Situ PCR
    Needed Improvements
    Viral Load/Drug Resistance Testing
    Genotype and Phenotype Testing
    Blood Banking Considerations
  b. Hepatitis
    Hepatitis A
    Hepatitis B
      Structure and Composition
      Replication of Hepatitis B Virus