The global capnography device market is growing at a significant rate, due to the development of portable/point-of-care capnography devices, and the mounting number of surgeries.

Different products such as capnometers and capnography accessories contributed to the capnography device market size. The market has witnessed a high demand for capnography accessories due to escalating adoption of capnography device in surgeries, and mounting number serious and complicated surgical procedures and post-operative monitoring, and obtainability of medical compensation.

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Development of portable/point-of-care capnography devices, a mounting number of surgeries, technological advancements, escalating government initiatives, and developing strategies associated to the clinical usage of capnography are the primary growth drivers for capnography device market.

Augmented obtainability of clinical evidence to support capnography monitoring, the mounting occurrence of respiratory diseases, and advantages of capnography equipment are also facilitating the growth of the capnography device market.

North America is the largest capnography device market as in the region the presence of device manufacturers is high. Asia-Pacific is observed to witness the fastest growth in the market, due to the mounting occurrence of respiratory diseases.

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In November 2017, Masimo announced FDA clearance for NomoLine capnography sampling lines, for hassle-free sidestream capnography and gas monitoring. Medtronic PLC, Burtons Medical Equipment, Ltd., Masimo Corporation, Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA, NIHON KOHDEN, Edan Instruments, Inc., Schiller, Hill-Rom Holdings, Infinium Medical, Nonin Medical, Inc., Koninklijke Philips N.V., and Smiths Group PLC are the key players offering capnography device.

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