Infinium Global Research has added
a new report on Auto-Transfusion
Devices Market. The report presents analysis of global as well as
regional markets of auto-transfusion devices market over the period of 2016 to
2024. The high occurrence of cardiac diseases leads to the huge demand of
auto-transfusion across the globe. The growing demand of auto-transfusing
devices are driving the growth of auto-transfusion device market. According to
the trusted source, around 85 million people across the world are suffering
from the cardiac disorder. The allogenic blood transfusion used in the cardiac
surgeries creates high blood losses owing to which intraoperative blood salvage
device are mostly used to collect blood from the patient’s body which can be
later used for auto transfusion. Thus, the adoption of auto transfusing is
increasing that likely to boost the demand of auto transfusion device market.
In addition, ongoing innovations in the Auto-transfusion systems are
anticipated to contribute in the growth of the auto-transfusion device market.
However, Lack of availability of
skillful workforce is hampering the growth of auto-transfusion devices market.
Moreover, the growing adoption Auto-transfusion devices in hospitals &
clinics are projected to escalate new opportunities in the auto-transfusion
market. Moreover, the growth matrix presented by Infinium Global Research
identifies the key investment markets in the near future, this will not only
help the companies to understand the competitive position in the global
auto-transfusion devices market but also make strategic decisions to capture
the most lucrative markets in the near future. The market size is presented in
terms of value for the historic year 2016 and estimated for forecast period of
2018-2024.
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The recent report identified that
North America dominated the global auto-transfusion devices market over the
last couple of years, while emerging markets of Asia-Pacific and Latin America
are anticipated to contribute significantly to the growth in the
auto-transfusion devices market worldwide.
The report segments the global
auto-transfusion devices market on the basis of Product Types and End Users.
Global Auto-transfusion Devices
Market by Product Types
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On Pump Transfusion Devices
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Off Pump Transfusion Devices
Global Auto-transfusion Devices
Market by End Users
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Ambulatory Surgical Centers
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Hospitals
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Emergency Rooms
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Nursing Homes
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Others
Companies Profiled in the Report
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Fresenius Kabi
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Haemonetics
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Medtronic
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Stryker
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Atrium Medical
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LivaNova
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Terumo Corporation
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Advancis Surgical
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