Intraosseous infusion devices are primarily used in medical emergencies to provide easy and rapid flow of fluids, drugs, and medication when intravenous access is delayed or failed. This is an alternative to intravenous access in most medical cases.These devices, directly inserted into the bone marrow, are also used in pediatric cases. Intraosseous infusion devices are manual and automatic, which are widely used for emergency purposes. The effective target site for intraosseous infusion access route is the upper tibia, femur, or head of the humerus.

PART 01: Executive summary 6

PART 02: Scope of the report 18

PART 03: Research methodology 23

PART 04: Introduction 26

Key market highlights 26

Top-vendor offerings 27

PART 05: Intraosseous infusion device: An overview 29

Indications 29

Positioning 30

PART 06: Market landscape 32

Market overview 32

Market size and forecast 33

Five forces analysis 36

PART 07: Market segmentation by product type 37

Global automatic intraosseous infusion devices market 39

Global manual intraosseous infusion devices market 41

PART 08: Market segmentation by end-user 43

Hospitals 43

Pre-hospital emergency care 44

Military care 44

Others 44

PART 09: Geographical segmentation 45

Intraosseous infusion devices market in Americas 48

Intraosseous infusion devices market in EMEA 50

Intraosseous infusion devices market in APAC 52

PART 10: Market drivers 55

Increased incidence of chronic diseases leading to

hospitalization 55

Growing demand for intraosseous devices in emergency

and military medical facilities 56

Introduction and enforcement of legislations/guidelines 57

PART 11: Impact of drivers 59

PART 12: Market challenges 60

Fewer applications of intraosseous infusion devices 60

Paucity of knowledge about intraosseous infusion

devices 60

Complications associated with intraosseous infusion 61

PART 13: Impact of drivers and challenges 62

PART 14: Market trends 63

Growing use of intraosseous infusion devices in pediatric

cases 63

Growing adoption of automatic intraosseous access

devices 63

Technological advances 64

Use of product bundling strategy 65

PART 15: Vendor landscape 66

Competitive scenario 66

PART 16: Key vendor analysis 70

BD 70

Cook Medical 73

Pyng Medical 77

PerSys Medical 80

Teleflex 84

Other prominent vendors 87

PART 17: Appendix 88

List of abbreviations 88

PART 18: Explore Technavio 89