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(Summary description)According to the statistics of medical device market in Asia, which accounts for 25% of the total medical device market in November, it is worth comparing with the medical device market in the future. So. What kind of medical device products developed and produced by Asian countries have the most market prospects?
 
According to the statistics released by the United Nations, the total population of Asian countries accounted for about 60% of the global total population in 2013, but the medical device market in Asia only accounted for 15% of the total sales of the international medical device market. With the aging population of major countries, the medical device industry and market in Asia will usher in a huge space for development.
 
So, for those Asian countries that are approaching the aging society in Europe and the United States, especially those in China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore, which have entered the aging stage, what kind of medical device products will have the most market prospect? This is a major issue of great concern to the industry. Because this is related to the future and destiny of the medical device industry. According to the investigation, the author summarizes as follows:
 
Miniaturized medical devices
 
With the increasing popularity of medical means including interventional therapy, medical departments are calling for the miniaturization of medical devices. The digital technology is becoming more and more mature, which lays a foundation for the production of miniaturized electronic medical devices. Among them, the most famous example is new electronic medical devices such as "swallowable capsule endoscopy". Another example is that foreign manufacturers have developed a "bracelet type multifunctional electronic diagnostic instrument" that can be worn on the wrist in recent years. It can be used to measure blood glucose, blood pressure, heart rate and other important life indexes. As soon as this kind of new product is launched, it is welcomed by the majority of elderly consumers.
 
"Zero defect" products
 
For implantable medical devices, especially cardiac pacemakers, insulin pumps and implantable electrodes, the quality requirements must be absolutely reliable "zero defect products", because even 1% defect rate of these products (such as electronic coil short circuit) will cause fatal consequences. The popular electronic diagnostic instruments also belong to "zero defect" products, such as blood glucose meter and blood pressure meter. If the display figures are not correct, patients will be misled and they will lose the opportunity to go to the hospital and get timely treatment by doctors.
 
Long life battery
 
At present, the battery power supply of most of the battery products is very short, so it is troublesome for many patients to use the battery for power supply. To solve this problem, developed countries in Europe and the United States have developed long-life rechargeable batteries with a service life of up to 10 years, which saves the trouble of frequently replacing batteries. The more encouraging news is that a European company has developed a kind of "life heat source battery" that does not need to be charged. It skillfully uses the heat emitted by the human body into energy and converts it into electric energy, which is stored in the battery for medical devices. This new battery with small volume is most suitable for all kinds of wearable medical device products, which can avoid the trouble of frequent battery replacement by consumers.
 
Performance upgrade products
 
At present, there is room for upgrading many medical devices in the market. For example, B-ultrasound is one of the commonly used diagnostic instruments in primary hospitals or clinics. According to western researchers, it only costs a small amount of money to install a chip in the B-ultrasound machine, then the internal organs diagnosis results of patients in the B-ultrasound room can be transmitted wirelessly to the computer display screen of the attending doctor's office through WiFi (or the local area network in the hospital), so that the doctor can know the patient's specific condition at the first time and make a diagnosis in advance.
 
This can save doctors a lot of time. There is also room for upgrading the existing implantable electronic medical devices such as cochlear. If the cochlear circuit is upgraded, the deaf mute patients will have a better hearing range. If the electronic medical devices, such as electronic hearing aids, are upgraded, they can have more functions and greatly improve the quality of life of patients.
 
All in all, the above-mentioned new medical devices will become the most popular new products for hospitals and patients in Asia, and their market development potential is very great. For medical equipment enterprises, while improving and developing such products, they also need a certain spirit of bold innovation and constant breakthrough to develop