Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors Market, By Product
Type, End User, and Geography - Insights, Size, Share,
Opportunity Analysis, and Industry Forecast till 2025
Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring involves the monitoring of the blood pressure of the
patient over a 24-hour period as he/she carries out daily activities. These allow for regular
monitoring of blood pressure levels in the body at specific time intervals, usually ranging from
15 to 30 minutes. A compact and lightweight automated monitoring system is connected to a
cuff on the patient’s upper arm, which inflates when measuring blood pressure. It provides
detailed information about the blood pressure changes, correlating to the daily activities and
sleeping patterns. Ambulatory blood pressure monitors are mainly used for indications such as
white-coat hypertension, nocturnal hypertension, masked hypertension, and episodic
hypertension. The devices are also used to monitor patients at major risk of cardiovascular and
cerebrovascular events linked to hypertension. As compared to in-clinic and home blood
pressure monitoring, ambulatory monitoring devices can recognize abnormal variations in blood
pressure that may be unnoticed during routine checkup. Lower misdiagnosis chances, continuous
monitoring and accurate blood pressure profiling are major advantages of the ambulatory
devices in comparison with conventional blood pressuring techniques.
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Market Dynamics
The market is gaining significant traction due to rising prevalence rate of hypertension and
cardiovascular diseases. In 2015, an estimated 1.13 billion people were living with high blood
pressure worldwide, with the majority of them in low and middle-income countries. According
to the World Health Organization 2016, blood pressure is estimated to cause 7.5 million deaths
globally, almost 13% of all deaths. Moreover, rise in obesity and depression amongst all age
groups also increases prevalence of cardiovascular diseases, inadvertently creating a conducive
environment for growth of the global ambulatory blood pressure monitors market. Furthermore,
increase in geriatric population would fuel the growth of this market.