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The global intra-dialytic hypotension market is expected to witness strong growth during the forecast period between 2021 and 2031.
Intra-dialytic hypotension refers to a medical condition in which the systolic blood pressure falls by 20 or more mMHg. Some of the symptoms associated with the condition include nausea, dizziness, muscle cramps, anxiety, and vomiting.
Intra-dialytic hypotension is a common complication witnessed post hemodialysis treatment, which affects the normal functioning of the human body.
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted the global intra-dialytic hypotension market. With growing number of patients getting admitted for having contracted the virus, key resources such as doctors and nurses were assigned for their treatment.
This led to a reduction in the number of personnel to cure patients suffering from kidney diseases, thereby affecting the overall intra-dialytic hypotension market.
But with the reducing number of hospital admissions of patients suffering from coronavirus, it is anticipated that key personnel at hospitals will return to take care of patients suffering from kidney-related diseases, soon.
Rising number of patients, suffering from kidney diseases, undergoing dialysis treatment is the key growth driver for the global intra-dialytic hypotension market.
Innovations to existing products to treat intra-dialytic hypotension are expected to contribute to the growth of the global intra-dialytic hypotension market, in the coming years.
Government initiatives and measures, promoting the benefits of intra-dialytic hypotension devices could contribute to the growth of the overall intra-dialytic hypotension market, in the years ahead.
Hospital end-use segment is expected to make the largest contribution to the overall intra-dialytic hypotension market owing to increasing number of patient admissions at hospitals, suffering from kidney-related diseases.
The global intra-dialytic hypotension market is highly competitive, with the presence of several well-established players, many of whom are expected to account for a large share in the overall market, in future.
Research and development undertakings to produce an improved quality of products could be a key growth strategy for the leading intra-dialytic hypotension market players, in the years ahead.
Growth strategies such as novel product launches could help well-established intra-dialytic hypotension market players gain a competitive edge over others.
Omron Healthcare Inc. recently developed two new products named, 3 Series and 7 Series wrist blood pressure monitors, which is expected to prove beneficial for the advanced measurements of blood pressure, globally, in future.
Collaborations with smaller market players could help prominent intra-dialytic hypotension market players expand their market presence and increase their revenue shares.
The smaller players in the intra-dialytic hypotension market will seek investments from private investors, which could help them in their long-term growth.
Some of the key players in the global intra-dialytic hypotension market include Siemens Corporate Research Inc., Aetna Inc., Omron Healthcare Inc., Memscap SA, and SunTech Medical.
The global intra-dialytic hypotension market is divided into four regions, namely, North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and rest of the world.
North America is expected to be the dominant region in the global intra-dialytic hypotension market owing to the presence of several well-established market players in countries such as US and Canada, contributing largely to market growth in the region.
Europe is expected to offer lucrative growth opportunities for the overall intra-dialytic hypotension market owing to the extensive research and development undertakings in countries such as Germany and UK.
Asia Pacific is expected to witness moderate growth in the global intra-dialytic hypotension market, in the coming years.
The rest of the world is anticipated to witness sluggish growth in the overall intra-dialytic hypotension market, in the years ahead, owing to lack of presence of well-established market players in countries belonging to both regions.
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