The global video laryngoscope market was valued at USD 498.6 million in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 1,823.7 million by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.4% during the forecast period. In 2024, North America held the largest share of the market, accounting for 46.26%, driven by the region's strong healthcare infrastructure and rapid adoption of advanced medical technologies.

The video laryngoscope market is experiencing strong growth due to the rising adoption of advanced airway management tools that offer improved visualization during intubation. These devices enhance patient safety, especially in cases of difficult airways, and are increasingly favored over traditional direct laryngoscopes. Technological advancements, including integrated display models and disposable blades, are further driving demand. The market is also supported by the growing number of surgical procedures and emergency cases globally, along with rising awareness among healthcare providers about the benefits of video-assisted intubation.

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Market Segmentation

• The video laryngoscope market is segmented by product type into reusable and single-use devices. Reusable models dominate due to their operational superiority and cost-effectiveness over time.
• Based on type, the market is categorized into cart-based models and integrated display models. Integrated display models are gaining momentum due to their compact design and ease of use.
• In terms of end users, hospitals account for the largest share in the video laryngoscope market owing to high procedure volumes and the presence of skilled professionals. Other segments include ENT clinics and emergency medical services (EMS), where adoption is gradually increasing.
• Each segment addresses unique healthcare needs, allowing manufacturers to tailor products for specific clinical environments, enhancing market penetration.

List Of Key Companies Profiled:

• VYAIRE MEDICAL, INC. (Illinois, United States)
• KARL STORZ SE & Co. KG (Tuttlingen, Germany)
• PRODOL MEDITEC (Guecho, Spain)
• Marshall Products (Radstock, United Kingdom)
• Ambu A/S (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• Intersurgical Ltd. (Wokingham, United Kingdom)
• Vivid Medical, Inc. (California, U.S)
• Salter Labs (Texas, United States)
• Verathon Inc. (Washington, United States)