United States Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors Industry 2016 Market Research Report

In the past decade, technology overall has been evolving constantly especially in the field of medical science. Furthermore, it has led to innovation of several electronic tools which are used for diagnosing and treating various numbers of disorders which was earlier very difficult. One such innovation is the Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) device which is also termed as ausculatory monitor. This device is used to continuously monitor your blood pressure levels at equal intervals of time (usually after every 15 to 20 minutes) while you are busy doing your day-to-day activity moving around. It records and keeps a track of the pressure levels for an entire 24 hours. This device uses a technique wherein a stethoscope reads the blood pressure levels together with a sphygmomanometer. It is an automated comprises of an inflatable arm cuff which can be adjusted to fit right in any size of the upper arm and it attached to an aneroid manometer.

Ambulatory BP monitors make use of cuff oscillometry method to identify diastolic, systolic, heart rate and mean blood pressure. ABPM devices render exact and valuable diagnostic data as compared to other blood pressure monitoring devices which are used at home or in hospitals. This device is of most value to record blood pressure values of different types of conditions associated with hypertension such as the following:

• Hypertension because of frequent monitoring
• Episodic hypertension (sometimes referred as panic disorder)
• Autonomic nerve disorder (dysautonomia)
• Masked hypertension (MH)
• Abnormally low blood pressure because of antihypertensive medications
• Distinguish between true hypertension and white collar hypertension
• Assessment whether the antihypertensive medications is altering the early morning BP upsurge

Globally, there is a rising demand of ABPM devices as they are the most precise than any other blood pressure monitoring devices. This market is gaining lucrative growth owing to the rise in the number of patients suffering from either high or low blood pressure all over the world. Presently, there are approximately one billion people across the world suffering from high BP and the number is predicted to reach 1.56 billion by 2025.

*For further market data on Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) devices, please refer to QY Research Groups’ market report on http://www.qyresearchgroups.com/report/united-states-ambulatory-blood-pressure-monitors-industry-2016-market-research-report