Abstract
Since a major portion of the demand for healthcare doesn' t fall under the
discretionary expenditure, medical devices industry is expected to be least
hit. Having said that, medical devices market after all may not be completely
immune to recession worries. Since the credit markets are tight, hospitals are
likely to regulate and constrain their operations and spend less on hospital
devices that are not critically required. Demands for devices associated with
elective procedures are expected to shrink as people are forced to postpone
such treatments. This short issue based research provides a picture of
European medical devices market during economic slowdown.
Table of Contents
- Defining Medical Devices
- Shift in Medical Device Focus: 2000 - 2014
- Medical Device: Global Market Opportunities
- Snapshot of Potential Opportunities - Europe, A Rapidly Expanding Market
- European Medical Devices Market - Per Cent of Revenues by Segment (Per
Cent), 2008 and 2012
- Expanding Cardiovascular and Orthopaedics Applications Change the European
Market Situation In 2012
- Cardiovascular Market: Segmentation and Trends
- Cardiovascular Market: Recession Proof
- Orthopaedic and Prosthetic Devices Market - Segmentation and Trends
- Orthopaedic and Prosthetic Devices Market - Recession Blues
- Cosmetic Surgery and Lifestyle Products Market: Segmentation and Trends
- Weakening Economy Take a Swipe at European Vanity
- Homecare and Non-hospital Devices Market: Segmentation and Trends
- Homecare and Non-hospital Devices Market Grow despite the Recession
- Healthcare: Recession Resilient?
- Effects of Economic Recession on Various Stakeholders
- Currently Underlying Demand for Medical Devices Leads to a Comparatively
Smooth Business Cycle; But, is the Market Recession Proof in the Long Run?
- Looking Ahead: How the market is expected to move from 2008-2014
- Where Does it Make Sense to Invest: Reaping Rewards from Calculated
Decisions
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