Global Body Temperature Monitoring Devices Markets, 2016-2024

DUBLIN, October 11, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --

The "Body Temperature Monitoring Devices - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.

The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Rest of World. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2016 through 2024. Also, a five-year historic analysis is provided for these markets. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research.

This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Body Temperature Monitoring Devices in US$ Thousand by the following Product Segments:

• Digital Thermometers
• Infrared Thermometers
• Electronic Temperature Monitors
• Temperature Strips

The report profiles 66 companies including many key and niche players such as:

• Braemar Manufacturing, LLC (USA)
• Fukuda Denshi Co., Ltd. (Japan)
• GE Healthcare UK Ltd. (UK)
• LivaNova PLC (UK)
• Medicomp, Inc. (USA)
• Mortara Instrument, Inc. (USA)
• Philips Healthcare (USA)
• Schiller AG (Switzerland)
• ScottCare Corporation (USA)
• Spacelabs Healthcare, Inc. (USA)

Key Topics Covered:

1. OUTLOOK
A Prelude
Ambulatory Cardiac Monitoring Devices
A Comparison of Holter and Other Devices
Evolution of Cardiac Monitoring Devices
A Comparison of Key Features of Three Major Ambulatory ECG Systems
Holter Monitoring, Event Monitoring and MCOT
Benefits and Drawbacks of Three Major Primary Cardiac Event Monitoring Systems
Holter Monitoring, Event Monitoring and MCOT
Holter Monitoring Leads the Way
Significant Prospects Lie Ahead of Holter Monitoring Devices
Asia
The New Avenue for Growth in Sales
Competitive Landscape
Industry Consolidation
A Review
Major M&A Activity in the Holter Monitoring Systems Market: 2000-2017

2. MARKET OVERVIEW AND TRENDS
New Technologies to Drive Diagnostic Devices Market in Cardiology
ECG Equipment
A Review of Upcoming Technologies
24-Hour Holter Monitoring May Minimize the Need for EPS Study
Home & Point of Care Testing Applications Show Robust Growth
Holter Devices Continue to Witness Technological Advances
Digital Holter Monitoring: Distant Interpretation of ECG Made Possible
Advanced Analysis Systems Improve Procedure Utility
Disposable Devices
the New Trend in Holter Monitors
ZIO Wireless Patch Holter Monitors
Will Patches Trounce Conventional Holter?
Reimbursement Hurdles Dampen Prospects of New Age Alternatives to Holter
New Cardiac Monitor Systems from OVMC and EORH
Self Triaging through Smartphone Connected ECG Monitors
the Future
Increasing Rate of CVD Drives Growth for Holter Monitoring Systems
Rising Healthcare Expenditure Induce Momentum in the Market
Aging Population Spurs Demand

3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Holter Monitoring Systems
An Overview
Holter Monitors Get to the Heart of Problem
Holter ECG Recording Procedure
Holter ECG Recorders
Solid State Recorders
Holter Scanners
Manual Observation Detection Method
Semiautomated Method
Applications of Holter Monitors
Segmentation

4. A PRELUDE TO CARDIAC DISORDERS
Heart Failure
A Fatal Attack
Cardiac Rhythm Disorders Render the Heart Powerless
Types of Arrhythmias
Atrial Fibrillation
A Common Arrhythmia
More in Women
Table 6: Types of Atrial Fibrillation (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
Palliative Therapies are Not Curative
Curative Therapies Can Provide Relief
Erratic Heart Rhythms: A Bane to Life
Ventricular Arrhythmias
Bradycardia
Cardiac Rhythm Management: A Market Overview

5. ELECTROCARDIOGRAM (ECG OR EKG)
ECG: Plays a Vital Role in Patient Monitoring
Electrocardiographs
Holter Recording/Continuous ECG Recording
Detects Recurrent Arrhythmias
Types of ECG Recorders
Single-Channel Recorders
Three-Channel Recorders
Vector Electrocardiographs (Vectorcardiographs)
Electrocardiograph Systems for Stress Testing
Electrocardiographs for Computer Processing
Event Recorders
Performance of Cardiac Event Recorders Vs Holter Monitoring
Trends in ECD Equipment Design
Cardiac Monitor Designs
Innovative System Designs
Sophisticated Algorithms
Advanced Cardiac Monitoring Devices from Various Institutes
Major Patents
Trends in Cardiac Monitoring Electrodes
Electrodes Play a Pivotal Role in Growing Sophistication of Cardiac Monitoring
Demand for ECG Electrodes Continue to Rise
Dry ECG Electrodes yet to Make a Mark in Clinical Settings
A Focus on Issues Related to Use of Gel and Dry Electrodes in ECG
Flexible Electrodes Overcome Drawbacks of Solid Electrodes
Self-Adhesive Pads Gain Ground over Paddle Electrodes
Premature Infants Monitoring Command Superior Electrode Technology
Offset Electrodes Overcome Motion Artifacts
Electrodes with Offset Studs Lose Appeal
Development of Wearable, Patch Monitors
A Threat to ECG Electrodes

6. PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS/INNOVATIONS
Medicomp to Launch TelePatch Long-Term Holter Service
ScottCare Unveils TeleSense RCM
Medicomp Releases Patch-Style Cardiac Event Recorder System
Mortara Launches Burdick Vision 5 Holter Analysis System
ScottCare Introduces Novi Patch Holter Recorder
GE Healthcare Launches Seer 1000 Holter Recorder

7. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY
BioTelemetry Acquires LifeWatch
Hill-Rom Acquires Mortara Instrument
Mortara Secures 510(k) Clearance for Cardio Confirm Review Toolset
BioTelemetry Secures CE Marking for Holter Analysis Software
Event Cardio Takes Over National Cardiac Monitoring Center
Sorin and Cyberonics Announce Name of Combined Company
BioTelemetry Acquires Cardiac Patient Services Business of Biomedical Systems

8. FOCUS ON SELECT PLAYERS

9. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE

Total Companies Profiled: 28 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries 32)

• The United States (19)
• Japan (2)
• Europe (10)
• Germany (3)
• The United Kingdom (2)
• Italy (1)
• Rest of Europe (4)
• Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) (1)

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