Global Strategic Business Outlook on the Electrodes for Medical Devices Market to 2022: Portable Devices Drive Growth

DUBLIN, July 9, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --

The "Electrodes for Medical Devices - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and Latin America. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2015 through 2022. Also, a six-year historic analysis is provided for these markets.

This report analyzes the worldwide markets in US$ Thousand by the following Segments:

• Blood Gas Electrodes
• Defibrillator Electrodes
• ECG Electrodes
• EEG/EMG/ENG Electrodes
• Electrosurgical Electrodes
• Ion-selective Electrodes
• pH Electrodes
• Pacemaker Electrodes
• TENS Electrodes
  

The report profiles 95 companies including many key and niche players such as:

• 3M Company (US)
• Ambu A/S (Denmark)
• C.R Bard, Inc. (US)
• CONMED Corporation (US)
• Leonhard Lang GmbH (Austria)
• Medtronic Plc. (Ireland)
• Natus Medical Incorporated (US)
• Nikomed USA, Inc. (US)
• Philips Healthcare (The Netherlands)
• Prosurg, Inc. (US)
• Rhythmlink International, LLC (US)
• Utah Medical Products, Inc. (US)
• ZOLL Medical Corporation (US)

Key Topics Covered

1. OUTLOOK
Electrodes
An Integral Part of Most Medical Electronic Devices
Current and Future Analysis
Expanding Aging Population Spurs Demand
Rising Disease Prevalence Fuels Market Growth
Portable Devices Drive Growth

2. MARKET DYNAMICS & TRENDS
Growing Shift towards Single Use Electrodes
Continued Use of Re-Usable Electrodes
A Cause of Concern
Inefficiency of Cleaning Procedures
Studied and Validated
Disposable Electrodes Help Stave Off HAIs
Re-Use of Single Use Electrode
Not a Safe Proposition
Wet Vs Dry Electrodes
Electrodes with Hydrogels Gain Popularity
Dry Electrodes Garner Significant Attention
Ambulatory Healthcare Drives Interest in Dry Electrode Technology
Dry Electrodes Overcome Short Circuit Issues in Arrays
Hybrid Wet-Dry Electrodes to Address Concerns in Individual Technologies
Nanotechnology to Enhance Functionality of Electrodes
Newly Developed Multi-Electrode Array Promises Restoration of Hand Movement
Conducting Polymers Hold Promise as Effective Electrode Coating to Ease Implantation Procedure
Textile Electrodes
An Emerging Area of Interest
Popularity of Ag/AgCl as Electrode Material
Novel Electrode Backing Materials Enable Longer Application
Platinum Gains Popularity as Electrode Material
Trends in ECG Monitoring Electrodes
Electrodes Play a Pivotal Role in Growing Sophistication of Cardiac Monitoring
The Evolution of Electrode Materials in ECG
Dry Electrodes for ECG Take Multiple Forms
Demand for ECG Electrodes Continue to Rise
Dry ECG Electrodes yet to Make a Mark in Clinical Settings
A Focus on Issues Related to Use of Gel and Dry Electrodes in ECG
Flexible Electrodes Overcome Drawbacks of Solid Electrodes
Self-Adhesive Pads Gain Ground over Paddle Electrodes
Need for Superior Electrode Technology in Premature Infants Monitoring
New Graphene-Based Electrodes for ECG Shows Promise
FEEP Promises to Address Conventional Issues with Non-Contact ECG Electrodes
Silver Nanowire Dry Electrodes in Holter Monitors
New Research Work Shows Improved Holter's Efficiency
Offset Electrodes Overcome Motion Artifacts
Electrodes with Offset Studs Lose Appeal
Development of Wearable, Patch Monitors
A Threat to ECG Electrodes
Trends in EEG Electrodes
Surface Electrodes
The Most Popular EEG Electrode Option
Technological Advances in EEG Electrodes
A Review of Select Other Technologies for EEG Electrodes
Combination Material-Based EEG Electrodes
Most Common and Affordable
Defibrillator Electrodes
A Perspective of Historical Design Evolution
Disposable EEG Electrodes
Advantages and Disadvantages
Growing Popularity of Non-Invasive Techniques to Hamper Prospects of Fetal Scalp Electrodes
New, Less-Damaging Soft Electrodes Improve Diagnostic Outcomes in Brain Function
Dissolvable Electrodes in Development for Brain Diagnosis
New Miniature Ear-borne Electrodes Enable Unobtrusive EEG Recording
Competitive Landscape
Cardiac Electrodes Market Limited to Few Specialty Players
Neurophysiology Segment Witnesses Consolidation

3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

4. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY
Leonhard Lang Recalls Defective AED Electrodes
Cochlear Launches CI532 Slim Modiolar Electrode for Cochlear Nucleus Profile Implants
NeuroMetrix Launches Sport Electrode for Quell Pain Relief Technology
OBMedical Introduces LaborView Wireless Electrode System
Rhythmlink Launches Enhancements for MR Conditional Electrodes
OncoSec Unveils Catheter-Based Electrodes for Oncology
Rhythmlink Unveils New Line of Electrodes for Artifact-Free CT Imaging
Invista
WISE Launches Flexible Electrode for Use in Spinal Column
Mitek Launches New Suction Electrodes
Medtronic Acquires Covidien
Megadyne Rolls Out Mega Soft Universal Patient Return Electrode
Orthoco Launches Dynarex Electrode Skin Preps
Rhythmlink Rolls Out MR Conditional Webb and PressOn Electrodes
Rhythmlink Launches PressOn Electrode

5. FOCUS ON SELECT PLAYERS
3M Company (US)
Ambu A/S (Denmark)
C.R Bard, Inc. (US)
CONMED Corporation (US)
Leonhard Lang GmbH (Austria)
Medtronic Plc. (Ireland)
Natus Medical Incorporated (US)
Nikomed USA, Inc. (US)
Philips Healthcare (The Netherlands)
Prosurg, Inc. (US)
Rhythmlink International, LLC (US)
Utah Medical Products, Inc. (US)
ZOLL Medical Corporation (US)

6. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE

Total Companies Profiled: 95 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries 105)

• The United States (73)
• Canada (3)
• Japan (1)
• Europe (26)
• France (1)
• Germany (6)
• The United Kingdom (3)
• Italy (3)
• Spain (1)
• Rest of Europe (12)
• Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) (2)

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