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Published by: BCC Research
Published: Oct. 1, 2003 - 167 Pages
Table of Contents
Introduction
Patient Monitoring Devices
Study Background
Study Goals And Objectives
Intended Audience
Methodology And Information Sources
Analyst Credentials
Related Bcc, Inc. Research
Bcc On-Line Services
Internet
Executive Summary
Summary Table:
U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Summary Figure:
U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Overview Of Patient Monitoring Devices
General Description
Monitoring Technologies
Monitoring Technologies (Continued)
Figure 1 Commercialization Of New Patient Monitoring Technologies (% Market Penetration)
Commercial Technologies
Device Networking
Wireless Monitoring
Wireless Medical Telemetry Systems
Spread Spectrum Technology
Disadvantages
Equipment Obsolescence
Industrial, Scientific, And Medical Band
Remote (Home) Monitoring
Wearable/Implantable Monitors
Technologies That Are In The Process Of Commercialization
Advanced Signal Processing
Filters And Algorithms
Data Fusion
Testing For New Parameters
Cardiac Output
Metabolic Parameters
Anesthesia
Other Parameters
New Noninvasive Monitoring Technologies
Blood Pressure
Invasive Techniques
Noninvasive Techniques
Ge Medical Systems
Medwave
Other Products
Cardiac Output
Glucose Monitoring
Sontra Medical Corp.
Cme Telemtrix
Pendragon Medical
Arithmed Gmbh
Other Technologies
Developmental Technologies
Pervasive Monitoring
Biometrics
Artificial Intelligence/Decision Support
Recent Ai Research
University Of Pennsylvania Medical School Smart Icu
Other Ai Applications
Outlook For Artificial Intelligence In Patient Monitoring
New Display Technologies
Applications
Table 1 Patient Monitoring System Requirements, By Type Of Application
Emergency Room
Intensive/Critical Care
Surgery/Surgical Recovery
Perinatal Care
Progressive Care/Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Long-Term/Nonacute Care
Medical Transport
Military Medicine
Retail/Workplace Monitoring
Home Monitoring
Product Types
Physiological Parameters
Multi-Parameter Vital Signs Monitors
High-End Monitors
Table 2 High-End Patient Monitoring Systems
Low-End Monitors
Table 3 Low-End Patient Monitoring Systems
Single-/Dual Parameter Monitors
Anesthesia Monitors
Noninvasive Blood Pressure Monitors
Table 4 Noninvasive Blood Pressure Monitors
Pulse Oximeters
Table 5 Pulse Oximeters
Capnometers
Table 6 Capnometers
Spirometers
Table 7 Spirometers
Table 8 Home Monitoring Devices
Bedside Monitors
Networked Monitors
Central Monitoring Stations
Table 9 Central Monitoring Stations
Portable Bedside Monitors
Table 10 Portable Bedside Monitors
Specialized Monitors
Surgical (Gas) Monitors
Table 11 Surgical Anesthetic Monitoring Systems
Perinatal Monitors
Table 12 Perinatal Monitoring Systems
Mri Monitors
Table 13 Mri Monitoring Systems
Transport Monitors
Table 14 Transport Monitors
Hand-Held Monitors
Table 15 Hand-Held Monitors
Telemetry Systems/Wearable Monitors
Table 16 Telemetry Monitoring Systems
Retail/Workplace Monitors
Table 17 Retail/Workplace Monitoring Systems
Accessories And Supplies
End-User Markets
Hospitals
Emergency Rooms
Intensive Care Units
Outpatient Surgery Centers
Skilled Nursing And Long-Term Care Facilities
Emergency Medical Services
Armed Forces
Retail And Work Places
Home Users
Regulatory/Legislative Issues
Fda Regulation
Oversight Responsibilities
Device Classifications
Premarket Approval Application
Investigational Device Exemption Application
Good Manufacturing Practice Requirements
U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices
Summary
Figure 2 Total U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Related Equipment, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Comparison With Other Projections
Detailed Market Estimates And Projections, 2000 Through 2008
Market Projection Methodology And Data Sources
Market By Application
Table 18 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Application Segment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 3 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Application Segment Shares, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Emergency Room Applications
Figure 4 U.S. Market For Emergency Room Patient Monitoring Equipment, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Figure 5 U.S. Market Share For Type Of Emergency Room Patient Monitoring Equipment, 2002 (%)
Market Drivers
Projected Market
Table 19 U.S. Market For Emergency Room Patient Monitoring Equipment By Type, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Intensive/Critical Care
Figure 6 U.S. Market For Icu Patient Monitors, 2000, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Table 20 U.S. Intensive Care Market For Patient Monitoring Equipment By Type, 2002 ($ Millions)
Market Drivers
Figure 7 Trends In Number Of U.S. Intensive Care Beds, 1998-2002
Surgery/Surgical Recovery
Figure 8 U.S. Market For Surgical Monitors, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Figure 9 U.S. Surgical Patient Monitor Market By Type Of Monitor, 2002 (%)
Market Drivers
Figure 10 Trends In Number Of Operating Rooms In The U.S., 2002, 2003, And 2008
Projected Market
Table 21 U.S. Surgical Patient Monitor Market By Type Of Monitor, Through 2008 (Number Of Units, $ Millions)
Main Market Drivers
Perinatal Care
Figure 11 U.S. Market For Perinatal Monitors, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Figure 12 U.S. Perinatal Monitoring Market By Type, 2002 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Market Drivers
Trends In The Number Of Obgyns
Figure 13 Trends In Number Of U.S. Obgyn Specialists, 1990-2008
Figure 13 (Continued)
Trends In Total Births
Figure 14 Trends In Number Of U.S. Live Births, 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Thousand Births)
Figure 14 (Continued)
Trends In Demand For Neonatal Intensive Care
Figure 15 Trends In U.S. Premature Births, 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Number Of Premature Births)
Projected Demand
Table 22 U.S. Market For Perinatal Monitors By End-Users, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Progressive Care/Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Figure 16 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices In Progressive Care And Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Demand
Figure 17 Market Share Of Patient Monitoring Equipment Used In Progressive Care/Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, 2002 (%)
Market Drivers
Chronic Congestive Heart Disease
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Projected Demand
Table 23 U.S. Market For Progressive Care And Cardiopulmonary Rehab Monitors, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Long-Term Care
Figure 18 U.S. Market For Patient Monitors In Nursing Homes And Other Long-Term Care Facilities, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Figure 19 Long-Term Care Market Share By Type Of Monitor, 2002 (%)
Bedside Monitors
Stand-Alone Monitors
Market Drivers
Number Of Long-Term Care Facilities
Figure 20 Trends In Number Of Existing And New Long-Term Care Facilities In The U.S., 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Number Of Units)
Number Of Sub-Acute Care Beds
Figure 21 Trends In Number Of Existing And New Long-Term Sub-Acute Care Beds In The U.S., 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Number Of Units)
Projected Market
Table 24 U.S. Market For Patient Monitors In Nursing Homes And Other Long-Term Care Facilities, Through 2008 (Number Of Units, $ Millions)
Retail/Workplace Applications
Figure 22 U.S. Market For Retail/Workplace Health Monitoring Stations, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Table 25 U.S Market For Retail And Workplace Health Monitor Sales And Lease Revenues, 2002 (Units, $ Millions)
Market Drivers
Figure 23 Trends In Number Of Retail Pharmacy Outlets In The U.S., 1991-2001 (Number Of Outlets)
Projected Sales
Emergency Medical Services
Figure 24 U.S. Market For Emergency Monitoring Equipment, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Table 26 U.S. Ems Monitor Market By Type Of Device, 2002 ($ Millions)
Market Drivers
Projected Demand
Table 27 U.S. Market For Ems Monitoring Equipment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Military Applications
Figure 25 U.S. Military Market For Patient Monitoring Stations, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Current Market
Market Drivers
Figure 26 Projected Increases In U.S. Dod/Dva Medical And Healthcare Spending, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Billions)
Projected Demand
Home Monitoring Applications
Figure 27 U.S. Market For Home Health Monitoring Stations By Type, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 27 (Continued)
Current Market
Stand-Alone Devices
Figure 28 U.S. Market For Stand-Alone Home Monitor Sales By Type, 2002 (Percent Of Total Subsegment Sales)
Figure 28 (Continued)
Telemetry Devices
Market Drivers
Stand-Alone Devices
Telemetry Devices
Future Demand
Table 28 U.S. Market For Home Monitoring Equipment By Type, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Main Market Drivers
Market By Type Of Monitor
Parameters Monitored
Table 29 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Parameter Monitored, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 29 Market Shares By Parameter Monitored, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Multi-Parameter Monitors
Ekg Monitoring Equipment
Blood Glucose Monitors
Blood Pressure Monitors
Other Single/Dual Parameter Monitors
Portability
Table 30 Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Product Segment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 30 Market Shares By Portability Characteristics, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 30 (Continued)
Connectivity
Table 31 Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Connectivity Characteristics, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 31 Market Shares By Connectivity Characteristics, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Special Requirements
Table 32 U.S. Market Sales For Specialized Patient Monitors, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Anesthesia Monitors And Modules
Mri Monitors
Fetal Monitors
Accessories And Supplies
Table 33 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Supplies, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Main Market Drivers
Home-Care Monitors
Market By End-User Segment
Table 34 Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By End-User Segment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 32 Market Shares By End-User Segment, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 32 (Continued)
Industry Structure, Financial Performance And Competition
Industry Structure
Number And Size Of Firms
Table 35 U.S. Electromedical And Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturers, By Size Of Establishment, 1997
Figure 33 Electromedical And Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Shipments By Size Of Establishment, 1997 (Percent Of Total Manufacturers' Shipments)
Performance
Sales
Table 36 Selected Company Patient Monitoring Equipment Sales Performances, 2000, 2001, And 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 37 Sample Company Size Vs. Sales Performance, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Profitability
Table 38 Sample Company Size Vs. Profitability, Through 2002 ($ Millions/% Of Sales)
Competition And Market Shares
Figure 34 U.S. Patient Monitoring Systems Market Leaders (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 34 (Continued)
Table 39 Patient Monitoring Device Vendors U.S. Sales, 2002
Trends In Ownership And Industry Structure
International Dimensions
Global Market Estimates And Projections, 2002 Through 2008
Figure 35 Trends In The Global Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Supplies, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Regulatory Issues
European Union Medical Devices Directive
European Medical Device Mutual Recognition Agreement
Manufacturing Facility Inspection
Japan's Pharmaceutical Affairs Law
Long-Term Trends In Global Markets
Vendor Profiles
Alaris Medical Systems, Inc.
Table 40 Alaris Medical Systems, Inc. U.S. Patient Monitoring Device Sales, 2000-2002 ($ Millions)
Analogic, Inc.
Aspect Medical Systems, Inc.
Table 41 Aspect Medical Systems, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Bci, Inc.
Cardiodynamics International Corp.
Table 42 Cardiodynamics International Corp., Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Cardiotech International
Cas Medical Systems, Inc.
Table 43 Cas Medical Systems Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Cleveland Medical Devices, Inc.
Colin Medical Instruments Corp.
Computerized Screening, Inc.
Criticare Systems, Inc.
Table 44 Criticare Systems, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Curbell, Inc.
Cybernet Medical Corp.
Datascope Corp.
Table 45 Datascope Corp. Selected Financial Statistics, 2000-2002
Ge Medical Systems
Healthguard International
Homemed Llc
Huntleigh Healthcare, Inc.
Instrumetarium
Invivo Corporation
Table 46 Invivo Corporation Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Jaeger-Toennies Gmbh
Life Sensing Instrument Co.
Lifestream Technologies, Inc.
Table 47 Lifestream Technologies Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Masimo Corp.
Medwave, Inc.
Table 48 Medwave Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Mortara Instrument
Nellcor
Nihon Kohden Corporation
Nonin Medical, Inc.
Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems, Inc.
Novametrix Medical Systems, Inc.
Oridion Medical Inc.
Oxford Biosignals Ltd.
P2p Health Systems, Inc.
Philips Medical Systems
Physiometrix, Inc.
Table 49 Physiometrix, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Precision Interconnect
Pulse Metric, Inc.
Quinton Cardiology Systems, Inc.
Table 50 Quinton Cardiology Systems, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Schiller Ag
Scottcare Corp.
Sensitron, Inc.
Sensormedics Corp.
Sensor Scientific, Inc.
Siemens Medical Solutions
Sontra Medical Corp.
Spacelabs Medical, Inc.
Table 51 Spacelabs Medical, Inc. Patient Monitoring Device Sales, 2000-2002*
Tensys Medical, Inc.
Viasys Healthcare, Inc.
Welch Allyn Protocol, Inc.
Witt Biomedical Inc.
List Of Tables
Summary Table:
U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 1 Patient Monitoring System Requirements, By Type Of Application
Table 2 High-End Patient Monitoring Systems
Table 3 Low-End Patient Monitoring Systems
Table 4 Noninvasive Blood Pressure Monitors
Table 5 Pulse Oximeters
Table 6 Capnometers
Table 7 Spirometers
Table 8 Home Monitoring Devices
Table 9 Central Monitoring Stations
Table 10 Portable Bedside Monitors
Table 11 Surgical Anesthetic Monitoring Systems
Table 12 Perinatal Monitoring Systems
Table 13 Mri Monitoring Systems
Table 14 Transport Monitors
Table 15 Hand-Held Monitors
Table 16 Telemetry Monitoring Systems
Table 17 Retail/Workplace Monitoring Systems
Table 18 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Application Segment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 19 U.S. Market For Emergency Room Patient Monitoring Equipment By Type, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 20 U.S. Intensive Care Market For Patient Monitoring Equipment By Type, 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 21 U.S. Surgical Patient Monitor Market By Type Of Monitor, Through 2008 (Number Of Units, $ Millions)
Table 22 U.S. Market For Perinatal Monitors By End-Users, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 23 U.S. Market For Progressive Care And Cardiopulmonary Rehab Monitors, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 24 U.S. Market For Patient Monitors In Nursing Homes And Other Long-Term Care Facilities, Through 2008 (Number Of Units, $ Millions)
Table 25 U.S Market For Retail And Workplace Health Monitor Sales And Lease Revenues, 2002 (Units, $ Millions)
Table 26 U.S. Ems Monitor Market By Type Of Device, 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 27 U.S. Market For Ems Monitoring Equipment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 28 U.S. Market For Home Monitoring Equipment By Type, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 29 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Parameter Monitored, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 30 Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Product Segment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 31 Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Connectivity Characteristics, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 32 U.S. Market Sales For Specialized Patient Monitors, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 33 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Supplies, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 34 Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By End-User Segment, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Table 35 U.S. Electromedical And Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturers, By Size Of Establishment, 1997
Table 36 Selected Company Patient Monitoring Equipment Sales Performances, 2000, 2001, And 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 37 Sample Company Size Vs. Sales Performance, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 38 Sample Company Size Vs. Profitability, Through 2002 ($ Millions/% Of Sales)
Table 39 Patient Monitoring Device Vendors U.S. Sales, 2002
Table 40 Alaris Medical Systems, Inc. U.S. Patient Monitoring Device Sales, 2000-2002 ($ Millions)
Table 41 Aspect Medical Systems, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 42 Cardiodynamics International Corp., Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 43 Cas Medical Systems Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 44 Criticare Systems, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 45 Datascope Corp. Selected Financial Statistics, 2000-2002
Table 46 Invivo Corporation Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 47 Lifestream Technologies Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 48 Medwave Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 49 Physiometrix, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 50 Quinton Cardiology Systems, Inc. Selected Financial Statistics, Through 2002 ($ Millions)
Table 51 Spacelabs Medical, Inc. Patient Monitoring Device Sales, 2000-2002*
List Of Figures
Summary Figure:
U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices, Through 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 1 Commercialization Of New Patient Monitoring Technologies (% Market Penetration)
Figure 2 Total U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Related Equipment, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 3 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Equipment By Application Segment Shares, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 4 U.S. Market For Emergency Room Patient Monitoring Equipment, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 5 U.S. Market Share For Type Of Emergency Room Patient Monitoring Equipment, 2002 (%)
Figure 6 U.S. Market For Icu Patient Monitors, 2000, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 7 Trends In Number Of U.S. Intensive Care Beds, 1998-2002
Figure 8 U.S. Market For Surgical Monitors, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 9 U.S. Surgical Patient Monitor Market By Type Of Monitor, 2002 (%)
Figure 10 Trends In Number Of Operating Rooms In The U.S., 2002, 2003, And 2008
Figure 11 U.S. Market For Perinatal Monitors, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 12 U.S. Perinatal Monitoring Market By Type, 2002 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 13 Trends In Number Of U.S. Obgyn Specialists, 1990-2008
Figure 14 Trends In Number Of U.S. Live Births, 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Thousand Births)
Figure 15 Trends In U.S. Premature Births, 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Number Of Premature Births)
Figure 16 U.S. Market For Patient Monitoring Devices In Progressive Care And Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 17 Market Share Of Patient Monitoring Equipment Used In Progressive Care/Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, 2002 (%)
Figure 18 U.S. Market For Patient Monitors In Nursing Homes And Other Long-Term Care Facilities, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 19 Long-Term Care Market Share By Type Of Monitor, 2002 (%)
Figure 20 Trends In Number Of Existing And New Long-Term Care Facilities In The U.S., 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Number Of Units)
Figure 21 Trends In Number Of Existing And New Long-Term Sub-Acute Care Beds In The U.S., 2002, 2003, And 2008 (Number Of Units)
Figure 22 U.S. Market For Retail/Workplace Health Monitoring Stations, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 23 Trends In Number Of Retail Pharmacy Outlets In The U.S., 1991-2001 (Number Of Outlets)
Figure 24 U.S. Market For Emergency Monitoring Equipment, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 25 U.S. Military Market For Patient Monitoring Stations, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 26 Projected Increases In U.S. Dod/Dva Medical And Healthcare Spending, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Billions)
Figure 27 U.S. Market For Home Health Monitoring Stations By Type, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
Figure 28 U.S. Market For Stand-Alone Home Monitor Sales By Type, 2002 (Percent Of Total Subsegment Sales)
Figure 29 Market Shares By Parameter Monitored, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 30 Market Shares By Portability Characteristics, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 31 Market Shares By Connectivity Characteristics, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 32 Market Shares By End-User Segment, 2003 And 2008 (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 33 Electromedical And Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Shipments By Size Of Establishment, 1997 (Percent Of Total Manufacturers' Shipments)
Figure 34 U.S. Patient Monitoring Systems Market Leaders (Percent Of Total Sales)
Figure 35 Trends In The Global Market For Patient Monitoring Devices And Supplies, 2002, 2003, And 2008 ($ Millions)
AbstractPatient monitoring devices measure, display and document physiological information obtained from sensors attached to the patient. The devices range from small, wearable monitors that monitor a single physiological parameter such as blood pressure, to complex devices that measure a variety of parameters and transmit them to a central monitoring station via wired or wireless network. The report analyzes current as well as emerging monitoring technologies, and market trends in various product, application, and end-user segments through 2008. While the analysis focuses on the U.S. market, a separate section analyzes the global market. The report analyzes the structure of the patient monitoring industry including competition and market shares, financial performance and M&A trends.
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