Global Market for Medical Devices, 13th Edition: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Medtech Sector's Current Scope and Emerging Trends - ResearchAndMarkets.com
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The medical device industry, commonly referred to as the medtech industry, plays a pivotal role within the broader healthcare sector. This industry undergoes continuous evolution due to ongoing advancements in technology, equipment, diagnostic tools, and medical devices. These innovations have the profound impact of extending and enhancing the lives of patients, promoting longevity and well-being. However, the medical device industry faces distinctive challenges, primarily characterized by stringent regulations across the globe, as discussed in the regulatory section of this report. Devices must undergo approval for reimbursement, and pricing negotiations often involve group purchasing organizations and governments. Companies operating in this sector must consistently invest in research and development to drive market success through innovation.
Despite these challenges, medical devices stand to benefit from serving an aging global population. Emerging market nations also prioritize medical devices as they expand their economies and healthcare expenditures. This has attracted numerous competitors, investors, and venture capitalists to the field.
The report offers insights into the latest market trends and forecasts. The competitive landscape has shifted for some companies due to the pandemic and mergers, while restructuring and divestitures of medical device units have also influenced results.
This report includes:
- An overview of medical devices and relevant regulations in 50 world markets.
- Market size estimates and forecasts up to 2028 for the global market, the United States market, and various country markets, including Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, India, Japan, and more.
- An index of leading device companies.
- Market analysis for specific categories of medical devices.
- Examination of market drivers and limiters.
- Company profiles of major device manufacturers.
The definition of a medical device is broad, encompassing products used in the treatment, diagnosis, or injury repair in patients that do not achieve their effects through chemical action or metabolism in the human body. These devices are subject to regulation. The market encompasses a wide array of items, from nuclear cameras and catheters to latex gloves. This report focuses on medical devices used for treatment, diagnosis, or monitoring of medical conditions. It excludes medical IT and services associated with many devices, such as laboratory service fees and patient monitoring services. The market is highly fragmented, with hundreds of companies participating worldwide, although the bulk of revenues are generated in specific categories:
- cardiovascular,
- dialysis,
- respiratory,
- in vitro diagnostics (IVD),
- patient monitoring,
- wound care,
- imaging
- dental
- minimally invasive surgical instruments
- and orthopedics being top areas.
Top companies in the industry vary in terms of their specialization, and consolidation trends are increasingly apparent. The top 15 companies continue to capture a growing share of the market each year, and rankings may shift due to significant acquisitions. While most companies operate in specific markets, major players like Medtronic, J&J, Siemens Healthineers, Danaher, and Philips are multi-billion-dollar entities active in several categories. In the United States alone, there are thousands of companies manufacturing medical devices, with many being private and having fewer than 50 employees.
Key Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Chapter 2: Introduction
Chapter 3: Mergers and Acquisitions
- Selected Recent Device Industry Mergers and Acquisitions
- Cordis Acquires MedAlliance
- Abbott Completes Acquisition of Bigfoot Biomedical
- Boston Scientific Agrees to Acquire Relievant MedSystems
- Inogen Completes Acquisition of Physio-Assist
- Laborie Medical Technologies Agrees to Acquire Urotronic
- Restor3d Completes Acquisition of Conformis
- Amber Therapeutics Acquires Bioinduction Limited
- STERIS Completes Acquisition of Assets from Beckton Dickinson
- Globus Medical Completes Acquisition of NuVasive
- Enovis Completes Acquisition of Novastep
- Zavation Acquires CoreLink
- Stryker Acquires Cerus Endovascular
- Merit Medical Acquires Dialysis Portfolio from AngioDynamics
- Abbott Signed Agreement to Acquire Cardiovascular Systems
- Shockwave Acquires Neovasc
- Bausch + Lomb Acquires AcuFocus
- Laborie Acquires Novonate
- Silony Medical Agrees to Acquire Centinel Spine's Business
- Caldera Medical Acquires Atlantic Therapeutics
- Siemens Healthineers' Varian Acquires Aspekt Solutions
- Envoy Medical Merges with Anzu Special Acquisition Corp
- Ra Medical Systems Acquires Catheter Precision
- Selected Large Historic Medical Device Acquisitions
- Medtronic Acquires Covidien and Other Companies
- Dentsply-Sirona Merger
- Stryker Corporation Active in M&A - Integrating Wright Medical
- Wright Medical Stryker Corp. and Wright Medical: $4.7 Billion Opportunity
- AbbVie and Allergan - A $63 Billion Deal
Chapter 4: Selected Specific Device Markets
Chapter 5: Market Analysis
- Market Drivers
- Aging Population
- Increase in Chronic Disease
- Market Constraints
- Pressure on Prices
- Group Purchasing Organization
- Value Analysis Committees
- Medical Device Size and Growth
- Market by Region
- Market by Country: Top 20
Chapter 6: Company Profiles: Bellwether
- Medtronic
- Johnson & Johnson
- Abbott Laboratories
- Becton Dickinson
- Siemens Healthineers
- Cardinal Health
- Royal Philips
- Roche
- Stryker
- GE Healthcare
- Boston Scientific
- Danaher
- Baxter International
- Zimmer Biomet Holdings
- Alcon
Chapter 7: Other Market Participants
- 3M Health Care
- Asahi Kasei
- Braun Melsungen
- Canon Medical Systems
- Coloplast
- ConvaTec
- Dentsply-Sirona
- Dragerwerk AG & Co. KGaA
- Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA
- ICU Medical
- Masimo
- Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics
- Molnlycke Health Care
- Nova Biomedical
- Olympus
- ResMed
- Smith & Nephew
- Steris
- Teleflex
- Terumo
- Vyaire Medical
- ZimVie
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