“Global Neonatal Warming Equipment Market” added to ReportBuyer.com

Jan. 24, 2012 - PRLog -- ReportBuyer.com has added a new report http://www.reportbuyer.com/go/LRH00008

Summary of Report  -
Highlights  

Neonatal deaths account for more than 40 percent of total child deaths in the world.
Pre-term birth complications and high incidence of asphyxia are two of the major causes for neonatal deaths
India accounts for nearly 20 percent of global neonatal deaths
Global neonatal warming equipment market is estimated to grow at a steady pace during the forecast period
Growing awareness, low cost equipment, and replacement market are some of the major drivers
America is the largest market for neonatal warming equipments
Market comprises of large multinational players as well as many local companies

   1. Introduction
   2. Market Size, Outlook and Segmentation
       2.1 Global Healthcare Industry
       2.2 Neonatal Warming Equipment Market
       2.3 Factors Affecting Growth
   3. Vendor Landscape
       3.1 Leading Players
       3.2 Distribution Channels for Neonatal Equipments
   4. Market Drivers and Inhibitors
       4.1 Key Trends and Drivers
       4.1 Market Inhibitors
   Index of Tables
       Table 1: Global Medical Equipment Market 2010 - 2014
       Table 2: Global Neonatal Warming Equipment Market 2010
       Table 3: Global Neonatal Warming Equipment Market Forecast 2014
   Illustration Index
       Illustration 1: IMR per 1,000 Births - Some of the Countries
       Illustration 2: NMR per 1,000 Live Births - Comparative Figures
       Illustration 3: Global Neonatal Warming Equipment Segmentation by Region
       Illustration 4: Distribution Channel for Neonatal Warming Equipments



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