Medical Devices Industry Reports Hemodynamic Monitoring Systems | Page 2

REPORT DESCRIPTION
Hemodynamic Monitoring Systems Market – Overview
Key players are focusing on developing novel and innovative products, to sustain in the hemodynamics
monitoring systems market. For instance, in March 2017, Teleflex announced 510(k) clearance by the Food and
Drug Administration and both the U.S. and international commercial launch of the Twin-Pass Torque Dual Access
Catheter. Moreover, in May 2016, Deltex Medical Group Plc introduced TruFlow in the U.K., which is wider
beam, single patient disposable probe, the reconfigured probe tip design that creates a wider ultrasound beam at
the focal point in the aorta.
Demand for minimally invasive and non-invasive technologies that measure cardiac output, stroke volume, and
other parameters such as oxygen concentration and others is expected to boost demand for these systems. In the
recent past, hemodynamic monitoring has evolved significantly from invasiveness to minimum or no invasiveness
and from intermittent to continuous and real-time measurements of hemodynamic variables.
For instance, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information 2016, preference for minimally
invasive procedures and robotic assisted medical procedures has increased by 66% in 2013 as compared to that in
the 2000. Non-invasive systems are increasingly been used in high-risk surgical patients. Continuous
improvements in terms systems is expected to aid in growth of the segment.