By Product
- Blood Pressure Monitors
- Mercury Blood Pressure Monitors
- Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitors
- Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
- Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors
- Blood Pressure Instrument Accessories
- Pulse Oximeters
- Table-Top/Bedside Pulse Oximeters
- Fingertip Pulse Oximeter
- Hand-Held Pulse Oximeters
- Wrist-Worn Pulse Oximeters
- Pediatric Pulse Oximeters
- Pulse Oximeter Accessories
- Temperature Monitoring Devices
- Mercury Filled Thermometers
- Digital Thermometers
- Infrared Thermometers
- Liquid Crystal Thermometer
- Temperature Monitoring Device Accessories
- Others Vital Sign Monitors
By End User
- Hospitals
- Physician’s Office
- Home Healthcare
- Ambulatory Centers
- Emergency Centers
- Other Healthcare Centers
By Region
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- Middle East and Africa
The market is classified into product, end user and region. The product segment is fragmented into blood pressure monitors, temperature monitors and pulse oximeters. The blood pressure monitors segment is predicted to account for the largest vital signs monitoring devices market share owing to increased incidences of hypertension and rising awareness pertaining to the side effects of high blood pressure. The blood pressure monitors is further diversified into aneroid, mercury-based, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, digital and accessories. The temperature monitoring devices segment is further divided into mercury filled thermometers, liquid crystal thermometers, digital thermometers and temperature monitoring devices. The end user segment is categorised into hospitals, physician’s office, home healthcare, ambulatory centres, emergency care centres and other healthcare settings. The hospital segment is anticipated to lead the market, and this can be credited to rising patient population, increased disposable income of the general population and the availability of skilled healthcare professionals in hospital settings.
The North America region is estimated to dominate the market and this is mainly due to the rising geriatric population, increased prevalence of interminable diseases, growing preference for wireless devices along with proper coverage policies.