This growth is mainly due to the presence of key manufacturers and high adoption of pulse and Regional oximeters for health monitoring across the country. Moreover, increasing number of patients opting for metabolic screening, rising awareness of surgical care programs, and increasing number of hospitals and medical centers are some other factors contributing to the growth of the U.S. pulse and regional oximeters market.
Growing government initiatives is one of the major drivers for the U.S. pulse and regional market. The World Health Organization (WHO) has incorporated several projects of pulse and regional oximeters to increase their awareness among caregivers, and these are included in the WHO safe surgical checklist as a standard of operation.
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Also, many non-government organizations (NGOs) devote toward safe surgery and anesthesia treatment in developing countries. For instance, a U.S.-based NGO, Lifebox Foundation is focusing on providing hospital teams with a critical combination of medical equipment, medical knowledge, and doctor support. This helps to safeguard millions of lives during surgeries and anesthesia management. Similarly, the Indian Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology (ISOPARB) has trained various medical practitioners about the usage of pulse and regional oximeters to reduce surgical complications and maternal mortality.
Furthermore, in August 2015, Nonin Medical Inc. launched NoninConnect model 3230 Bluetooth smart wireless finger pulse oximeter and Apple iOS mobile app for clinicians and patients outside of the U.S.
