Global Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Market driven by Technological Advancements in Anesthesia Devices
The global anesthesia market is boosted by technological
advancements. Anesthesia machines including ventilators, workstations,
monitors, and delivery machines have been upgraded with recent
technological developments. During anesthesia, there are certain
circumstances where failure to recognize over medication or failure to
recognize hypoxia and cardiovascular collapse leads to death of the
patient. Anesthesia-related mortality has been prevalent across
hospitals and the technological advances have been integrated to help
medical practitioners identify any complications arising during
anesthesia to prevent patient’s death.
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Sedasys CAPS System: Automated Anesthesiology Machine
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has recently approved the Sedasys® computer-assisted personalized sedation (CAPS) system, an automated
anesthesiology machine to provide sedation during colonoscopy and endoscopy procedures. The computer-assisted sedation device integrates physiologic monitoring of the patient while administering drugs for minimal or moderate levels of sedation. At the same time, the machine tries to prevent over sedation and alerts the medical team if oxygen desaturation or apnea is occurring. The device provides physiologic assessments of the patient every few seconds to identify oxygen desaturation. Though some anesthesiologists have expressed concerns about the safety of the system during emergencies, this latest development in the global anesthesia devices market is expected to significantly reduce the chances of over sedation among patients during colonoscopy and endoscopy procedures.
Air Pollution Fuels Global Respiratory Devices Market
Growing air pollution has led to an increase in number of patients suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), countries such as China and India are home to the most polluted cities in the world. In fact, the WHO data has revealed that India has the highest rate of death from respiratory disease in the world. Rapid increase in the number of people suffering from various respiratory ailments such as asthma, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) has helped the global respiratory devices market to grow due to the incessantly increasing demand for nebulizers, humidifiers, positive airway pressure devices, oxygen concentrators, reusable resuscitators, ventilators, and inhalers.
In developing economies, growing industrialization has led to increased air pollution. The key players in the global respiratory devices market are focusing more on developing nations with the increased number of patients suffering from various respiratory ailments.
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Cipla Introduces Innovative Breath-Actuated Inhaler
Pharmaceutical giant Cipla will soon introduce an innovative inhaler Synchrobreathe that will help patients suffering from Obstructive Airway Disease (OAD). Synchrobreathe is a breath-actuated inhaler with a dose counter. Recently, the pharmaceutical firm made a presentation on Synchrobreathe at the South Africa Thoracic Society (SATS) conference held last month in Cape Town, South Africa, where asthma mortality rate has been reported the highest in the world.
Browse the full Global Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Market Report: http://www.mrrse.com/anesthesia-respiratory-devices
Sedasys CAPS System: Automated Anesthesiology Machine
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has recently approved the Sedasys® computer-assisted personalized sedation (CAPS) system, an automated
anesthesiology machine to provide sedation during colonoscopy and endoscopy procedures. The computer-assisted sedation device integrates physiologic monitoring of the patient while administering drugs for minimal or moderate levels of sedation. At the same time, the machine tries to prevent over sedation and alerts the medical team if oxygen desaturation or apnea is occurring. The device provides physiologic assessments of the patient every few seconds to identify oxygen desaturation. Though some anesthesiologists have expressed concerns about the safety of the system during emergencies, this latest development in the global anesthesia devices market is expected to significantly reduce the chances of over sedation among patients during colonoscopy and endoscopy procedures.
Air Pollution Fuels Global Respiratory Devices Market
Growing air pollution has led to an increase in number of patients suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), countries such as China and India are home to the most polluted cities in the world. In fact, the WHO data has revealed that India has the highest rate of death from respiratory disease in the world. Rapid increase in the number of people suffering from various respiratory ailments such as asthma, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) has helped the global respiratory devices market to grow due to the incessantly increasing demand for nebulizers, humidifiers, positive airway pressure devices, oxygen concentrators, reusable resuscitators, ventilators, and inhalers.
In developing economies, growing industrialization has led to increased air pollution. The key players in the global respiratory devices market are focusing more on developing nations with the increased number of patients suffering from various respiratory ailments.
Request a Sample Copy of the Report @ http://www.mrrse.com/sample/331
Cipla Introduces Innovative Breath-Actuated Inhaler
Pharmaceutical giant Cipla will soon introduce an innovative inhaler Synchrobreathe that will help patients suffering from Obstructive Airway Disease (OAD). Synchrobreathe is a breath-actuated inhaler with a dose counter. Recently, the pharmaceutical firm made a presentation on Synchrobreathe at the South Africa Thoracic Society (SATS) conference held last month in Cape Town, South Africa, where asthma mortality rate has been reported the highest in the world.
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