Global Wound Irrigation Systems Market Expected to Grow At a CAGR of 3.8% During the Forecast Period

The latest market report published by Brisk Insights “Wound Irrigation Systems Market: Growth, Future Prospects, and Competitive Analysis, 2019 - 2027” the wound irrigation systems market was valued at US$ 192.6 Mn in 2018, expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.8% during the forecast period from 2019 to 2027. 

Market Insights 

The global wound irrigation systems market is growing proficiently from 2019 to 2027 accredited to an increase in prevalence for chronic or acute wounds, surgical infection, pressure ulcers, traumatic wounds, and others. Increased U.S FDA approvals for new wound irrigation systems with enhanced irrigation solutions for higher patient safety and outcomes will drive the market growth. Increasing partnerships, new product launch, technology expansion and increased adoption of battery-operated systems on a global scale will contribute a significant revenue share. In Feb 2017, Centurion Medical Products launched the new wound irrigation system IRIG-8 for acute wound management in the U.S. market and internationally. 

According to WHO, Cancer Research UK, Medicare and other wound care fact sheets, every year more than 305 million acute, traumatic and burn wounds are recorded and treated on a global scale. In the U.S. market, diabetic foot ulcers in patients add up to around US$ 70 to US$ 80 billion in treatment costs each year. Increasing aging population and upsurges in diabetes and obesity are key factors driving the overall growth of wound care management. Increasing chronic wounds in the elderly population along with the adoption of advanced wound irrigation systems in the developed nations will further spur revenue growth during the forecast period. For e.g. top products include Igloo® wound irrigation system, IRIG-8, Irrijet wound irrigation system, Wadwand wound irrigation system, Simpulse PLUS System, and many other products are gaining traction in the international market. 

The North America market dominated on a global scale attributed to increasing prevalence of diabetes, a large pool of geriatric population, increase in surgical wound infection and trauma cases along with the residence of top medical device manufacturers in U.S market. Major factors driving the market growth are an expansion of wound care management and services in home care, increasing preference for single-use products, increasing awareness associated with advanced techniques and wound care therapy in the developing nations globally. 

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The Global Wound Irrigation Systems Market is Segmented into:

ATTRIBUTE DETAILS
Research Period  2017-2027
Base Year 2018
Forecast Period  2019-2027
Historical Year  2017
Unit  USD Million
Segmentation

 By Product Type Segment (2017–2027; US$ Mn)

 By Application Type Segment (2017–2027; US$ Mn)

 By End User Segment (2017–2027; US$ Mn)

 By Geography Segment (2017–2027; US$ Mn)

*Complete segmentation list is on report page


Key Market Movements:
 

  • Globally, the wound irrigation systems is growing at a CAGR of 3.8% for the period from 2019 to 2027
  • Increased health awareness for overall wound care management in hospitals, clinics and home care settings will grow significantly in the developing nations. Huge hospital admissions for chronic wounds will drive the market growth the Asia Pacific region owing to progresses in medical infrastructure, expansion of wound care services, rise in medical expenditure, and enhanced reimbursement structure.
  • Increased funding by private and public organizations for better wound care treatment options
  • New product launches along with U.S FDA approval and technology expansion will drive the market growth
  • Major players in this vertical are BIONIX, INC., Zimmer Biomet, Stryker Corporation, Cooper Surgical Inc., C. R. Bard, Inc., Centurion Medical Products, BSN Medical, Medtronic Plc., Westmed, Inc., UNeMed, Hopkins Medical Products, PulseCare Medical, LLC, Cardinal Health and others