The study, “U.S. Markets for Anesthesia Devices and Information Systems 2009,” notes that the introduction of technologies, such as laryngeal mask airways, level of consciousness monitoring and anesthesia information systems, has kick-started this market, creating greater opportunities for market growth throughout the forecast period, according to the release.
Surgical facilities will also continue to invest in new anesthesia technology, as they strive for greater patient safety, anesthesia effectiveness and cost savings, and particularly as they face a heavier load of high-risk patients with clinical staff shortages, according to the release. In the long term, investment in technology will be key in these markets and will contribute to positive, albeit volatile, growth during this forecast period.
Highlights of the report include:
- Understand how the obsolescence of some very popular anesthesia delivery machines will influence market trends, including replacement purchases, through 2013.
- Compare the effects of the global economic downturn on mature and nascent anesthesia capital equipment markets.
- Gauge trends in anesthesia clinician preference for various airway management devices.
Read the Research and Markets’ release on “U.S. Markets for Anesthesia Devices and Information Systems 2009.”
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