The key objective of trauma fixation device is to treat the facture bones and other trauma in the patient’s body. In addition, this device helps in maintaining the bone shape and to secured the underline bone. The scope of the report includes revenue generated from sales of internal trauma fixation devices, which are used during surgery for various trauma disorders by practitioners. The valuations comprise the revenue generated from internal trauma fixation devices such as closure devices and bone cement. However, the report does not include revenue generated by dealers, traders, or brokers of the market during the supply of these devices. Furthermore, it excludes revenue generated from the treatment of the internal trauma fixation devices. Moreover, this report provides a detailed analysis of the current market trends and future estimations from 2019 to 2027.

Brain implants are a specific kind of neural device placed on the surface or on the brain’s cortex that creates an interface between the nervous system and microchips to treat damaged parts of the brain or to enhance the brain’s functionality. Several advanced technologies have been developed by humans over the past few decades that produced major improvements in the quality of life. For instance, neural implants are the advanced and latest technical systems or devices that communicate with the nervous system. There are several advantages of using neural implants, which include the enhancement of memory and senses. Further, with the help of neural implant devices, it has become possible to record native neural activity that enables researchers to observe the patterns by which healthy neural circuits communicate. In addition, neural implants can send electric pulses to neurons, overriding native firing patterns and forcing the neurons to communicate in a different way. The interventions with neural implants can also be referred to as neuromodulation, electroceuticals, or bioelectronics and have the potential to become tremendously powerful medical tools.

The high focus on the maintenance of sanitization and hygiene is one of the key aspects across the globe. The world has witnessed several epidemics across different time-lapses. Owing to this, the World Health Organization (WHO) has started its process for the maintenance of hygiene via a set of actionable rules and regulations. The WHO has been dealing with safety and sanitation issues of foreign traffic since 1951 when the Fourth World Health Assembly encouraged all governments to "improve sanitary and environmental conditions, particularly in and around ports and airports" (WHO 4.80). The World Health Assembly and the Executive Board stressed the value of upholding good hygiene and sanitation standards in international traffic (especially with regard to drinking water and food).

Hematology is one of the basic specialties that forms most tests performed in routine medical laboratory operations. The cellular and morphological analysis is an integral part of any hematology laboratory. The original hematology analyzers first appeared in the 1950s, but the truly functional and automated versions of these machines did not become available for two more decades. Before this time, cell counts were performed manually. Now hematology analyzers are computerized, highly specialized, and automated machines that count and characterize blood cells rapidly and easily. Most current hematology analyzers provide red blood cell (RBC) counts, hemoglobin in RBCs, hematocrit levels, platelet counts, corpuscular data, and counts of five different types of white blood cells. Some new machines also measure numbers of two specialized cell types – immature white cells and nucleated RBCs – that are necessary to confirm specific diagnoses.

A nurse call system is a device used in various healthcare facilities. It allows a patient to contact a nurse or nurse’s station conveniently. Some nurse call systems also allow staff to communicate with each other, and others have integrated staff or equipment locator options. While the function of a nurse call system is easy to understand, the system itself is relatively complex and has a number of components.

The pre-requisite of making healthcare more patient-centered is gaining significance and is based on the evidence that healthcare services should be organized more around patients instead of the provider. In the era of early diagnosis and disease prevention and increased focus on controlling the spread of infections in healthcare facilities, the timely detection and isolation of suspected or confirmed patients is an important step to initiate various control and preventive measures to minimize the occurrence and spread of infectious diseases, including diseases and health conditions which can spread through the air, contact, or droplet mediums, globally.

Urinary catheterization is a procedure used to drain the bladder and collect urine through a flexible tube called a urinary catheter. Urinary catheters are usually inserted by doctors or nurses in hospitals and other healthcare settings. They can either be inserted through the tube that carries urine out of the bladder or through a small opening made in your lower tummy (suprapubic catheter). The catheter usually remains in the bladder, allowing urine to flow through it and into a drainage bag. A urinary catheter is usually meant for people who have difficulty passing urine naturally. It can also be used to empty the bladder before or after surgery and help perform certain tests.

The rapid test is a diagnostic test performed at or near the site of patient care. The first reported use of rapid testing is found in papyrus documents dating back to 1550 B.C., which depicts Egyptian physicians using ants to determine glycosuria in patients suspected of having diabetes mellitus. In the post- Medicare era, the centralization of testing in the lab was the norm until the mid-1980s, when new technologies were introduced and some testing, most notably glucose and blood gas testing, migrated from the lab to patient care settings. At present, rapid diagnostic tests are used widely in various healthcare settings. It can be performed in several healthcare settings such as hospital bedside, ambulatory care settings (clinics or physician offices), alternate care (skilled nursing facilities), and home healthcare settings.

Disinfecting is a procedure that uses chemicals/disinfectants to kill germs on surfaces and objects. Few common disinfectants include bleach and alcohol solutions. Disinfectants are usually required to be left on the target surfaces and objects for a certain period of time to kill the germs. In addition, sanitizing could be performed by either cleaning, disinfecting, or both. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defined, sanitizing refers to lowering the number of germs on a surface to a safe level. The safe level depends on public health standards or requirements at the workplace, such as healthcare facilities. Some common ways of disinfecting & sanitization include mopping a floor using a mop with disinfectants and water, use of disinfectant wipes, use of hand sanitizers, among others.