Portable Ultrasound Devices Market: By Device Type (Bedside Devices, Trolley/Cart Based Devices, Handheld Devices), By Application (Traditional Areas, Emerging Areas), By Technology (Diagnostics Portable Ultrasound Devices, Therapeutics Portable Ultrasound Devices), By End User (Hospitals, Diagnostic Centres, Ambulatory Care Centres, Others) and Geography  

Portable Ultrasound Devices Market size was valued at USD x million in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of x% from 2023-2029. Portable ultrasound is an imaging medical device uses the high-frequency sound waves to visualize the internal body organs. Portable ultrasound devices incorporate wireless features such as bluetooth and near-field communication to deliver sophisticated home-based healthcare for patients. Such wireless devices help increase mobility, connectivity, and portability. The portable ultrasound devices market contains a probe for the transmission of high-frequency ultrasonic sound waves into the patient's body. These high-frequency sound waves reflected by body organs into the probe and are transmitted to a display and generate the image by using echoes. The portable ultrasound machine system is used to visualize kidneys, liver cancer treatment, human fetus, heart, blood vessels, and other internal organs. Major technological development in the portable ultrasound devices is increasing device ruggedness. These devices are commonly used in wide range of areas including emergency medicine, musculoskeletal imaging, among others.

The global market is driven by increased use gadgets, which offer a wide range of benefits. It aids in immediate diagnosis and does not necessitate specialised space, which is beneficial in serious medical settings such as the emergency department (ER) and intensive care unit (ICU), where patients are extremely vulnerable to being moved from one room to another for further examination. The high cost of portable ultrasound systems, on the other hand, may stymie the market for portable ultrasound devices. Lack of specialised training programmes and industry expansion reliance on ambulatory/remote patient care infrastructure are two more concerns that could stymie growth potential. Furthermore, lower ultrasound device prices may help to boost expansion opportunities.