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Emerging Role of Medical Devices in Chronic Disease Management: A Retrospective Review

Juturi Ravi Kumar Reddy, N. Stella Salena, K. Jyothsna Jayaraju

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 36–43 · Published 9 Jun 2023

10.9734/jpri/2023/v35i157378

Abstract

Medical devices have revolutionized the field of healthcare by providing advanced technologies and innovative solutions for managing chronic diseases. This retrospective review aims to explore the evolving role of medical devices in various chronic therapies, by examining past studies, clinical trials, and technological advancements, this article offers a comprehensive analysis of the impact of medical devices on the management of chronic conditions. The article begins by discussing the prevalence of chronic diseases and their associated burden on individuals and healthcare systems. It highlights the limitations of traditional treatment approaches and emphasizes the need for alternative therapeutic interventions. The retrospective analysis then focuses on the emerging role of medical devices across multiple chronic conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, respiratory disorders, neurological disorders, and diabetes.

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