Wound Irrigation Systems Market Analysis, Research, Review, Applications and Forecast to 2032
The global Wound Irrigation Systems Market is expected to be worth US$ 267.6 million by the end of 2022, and to grow at a 2.6% CAGR from 2022 to 2032. By 2032, the market is expected to be worth US$ 347.3 billion. In terms of product, acute wounds lead the wound irrigation systems market, accounting for approximately 58.2% in 2021.
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Medical complications arising due to infections such as surgical site
infection (SSI)- a wound infection with microbes, mainly bacteria, within 30
days of a surgical procedure- often carry a high risk of mortality and
morbidity, specifically in oncological settings. SSI is one of the most common
nosocomial infections and its management further burdens the healthcare system
financially. One of the more reliable and effective prevention methods for SSI
infection is wound irrigation.
The wound irrigation system is much preferable to swabbing or washing as
it includes the flushing of the surgical incision with a solution that reduces
the bacterial burden, and physically eradicates cell debris and trapped fluids.
Moreover, wound irrigation systems ensure the delivery of a regulated and
stable pressure which is a primary requirement for effective wound care
management. This feature coupled with much recent progress made in the design
and production of new wound irrigation systems is presenting manufacturers with
lucrative opportunities at the international level. The rising adoption of
negative pressure wound therapy is spearheading the growth of wound irrigation
systems.
The emergence of simultaneous wound irrigation technology has led to a
surge in the demand for negative pressure wound therapy. These instruments
supply a constant flow for the irrigant to the wound site directly from a wound
irrigation delivery bag. The irrigant then exits the wound, carrying cellular
debris from the wound into the negative pressure wound therapy device
canister.
The use of these systems encourages the removal of bioburden and debris
in the wound, eventually converting to positive procedural outcomes. Besides,
other related benefits of wound irrigation systems are better patient
compliance, quicker wound healing, and lower frequency of dressing changes,
which in turn, promote cost savings and decrease workload within a hospital
setting. All of these factors foster an environment of growth for the wound
irrigation system market over the forecast period.
“Rising demand for new and innovative medical solutions for acute and
chronic wound treatment will likely spur the growth of the wound irrigation
system market over the forecast period,” says an FMI analyst.
Wound flushing systems is the process of
flushing out debris, bacteria, and other contaminants from a wound using a
liquid solution. It is an important step in wound care and is often done using
wound irrigation systems.
Key Takeaways:
- Heightened
usage of wound irrigation saline for wound treatment is boosting the
market prospects.
- Preference for
traditional wound care by healthcare practitioners may hamper the market
growth.
- The U.S. market
is predicted to grow at 1.7% CAGR over the assessment period.
- Independent
clinical practices to drive the market growth in Germany.
- Battery-operated
wound irrigation kits to gain popularity over the forecast period.
- Increasing
occurrence of acute wounds to drive the overall market growth.
Competitive Landscape
- Zimmer Biomet
- Stryker
Corporation
- Centurion
Medical Products
- BSN Medical
- Cooper Surgical
Inc.
- C. R. Bard,
Inc.
- Medtronic Plc.
- Bionix
- Westmed, Inc.
- Becton,
Dickinson, and Company
Key Segments Covered in Wound Irrigation Systems Market
By Product:
- Manual Operated
- Syringe Based
- Spray Based
- Nozzle Based
- Battery
Operated
By Wound:
- Acute Wounds
- Surgical
Wounds
- Traumatic
Wounds
- Burns
- Chronic Wounds
- Venous Ulcers
- Pressure
Ulcers
- Diabetic Foot
Ulcers
- Others
By End User:
- Hospitals
- Ambulatory
Surgical Centers
- Clinics
- Long-Term Care
Centers
- Home Care
Centers
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