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Blood Gas and Electrolyte Analyzers - Global Market Trends
Published in Lab Business Week, January 3rd, 2010
The rapidly aging world population is leading to a rise in the number of patients receiving critical care in intensive care units, emergency departments, and operation rooms. This demographics induced trend is translating into increased market opportunities for blood gas testing, given its indispensability in evaluating pulmonary and respiratory functioning, which are both essential in determining follow-up treatment strategies.
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Source: Lab Business Week (2010-01-03)
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