Bronchial blocker Devices Market to Flourish with an Impressive Cagr During 2026

Posted by vakhas on July 4th, 2019

Key Players Pioneering the Bronchial Blocker Devices Market with improved bronchial blocker devices

With the exceeding significance of bronchial blocker devices in the field of medical science, the bronchial blocker devices manufacturers have introduced revolutionary solutions in the bronchial blocker devices market for improved medical aid to the patients. The need for efficient medical devices has fueled the growth of bronchial blocker devices market with the growing requirements in anesthesia. With the developing technology and advancements in the healthcare industry, medical device manufacturers are constantly innovating with their products to cater to the application specific needs of medical care.

Key market players are enabling high-end technology and expertise to provide greater precision to the medical professionals with advancements in the bronchial blocker devices. Apart from stand-alone bronchial blocker devices, market participants are seen innovating with products, by introducing a consolidated setup of bronchial blocker devices with single lumen tubes along with high-resolution cameras for visual monitoring. With effective navigation to the bronchi and sterile catheters, the bronchial blocker devices are a complete solution for the anesthetic needs in the healthcare industry. The bronchial blocker devices market is, therefore, expected to experience next-generation advancements in the coming years by device manufacturers.

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Bronchial blockers are devices which are inserted into the tracheal tube after a tracheal intubation. The device is mainly used to block one of the main bronchus of the lungs (left or right). It helps achieve a controlled one sided ventilation of the lungs during a thoracic surgery. The lung tissue below the obstruction will collapse, thereby allowing the surgeon’s view and access to relevant structures within the thoracic cavity. Lung separation is achieved using these bronchial blocker devices.

Brochial blockers are used to avoid contamination and control distribution of ventilation during thoracic surgeries. There are two techniques to achieve the one lung ventilation; they are the use of double lumen endotracheal tube and the other is the use of bronchial blockers to allow the collapse of the bronchi distal to the occlusion.  In paediatric patients for whom the smallest double-lumen endotracheal tubes may be too large, generally undergo the single lung ventilation method.

In 1936, Magill used a long tube with an inflatable cuff at its end to achieve the one lung bronchial blockage. Since then, there have been a number of bronchial blocker devices introduced into the market. These included the Fogarty vascular embolectomy catheter, single-lumen endotracheal tube and the wire-guided endobronchial blocker.