Title: Anti-Adhesion Products Market Size, Industry Analysis, Market trends, Cost and Forecasts to 2026
1Anti-Adhesion Products Market To Reach USD 969.1
Million By 2026
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2 Market Summary
The rise in various disorders such as
cardiovascular, orthopedic and target disorders
which can be treated only through surgical
methods, rising awareness in developing
economies, ageing population, rising cases of
abdominal surgeries are key factors contributing
to high CAGR of Anti-adhesion market during the
forecast period. Market Size USD 550.8 Million
in 2018, Market Growth - CAGR of 7.2, Market
Trends soaring number of surgeries worldwide,
Rapid Rise in Cardiovascular Surgical Procedures
Confers Opportunity for Anti-Adhesion Products
Adoption
3 Our Approach
Market Summary
- According to the current analysis of Reports and
Data, the global anti-adhesion products market
was valued at USD 550.8 million in 2018 and is
expected to reach USD 969.1 million by the year
2026, at a CAGR of 7.2. Adhesions are bands of
sticky tissues that adhere to the surfaces of
internal organs and tissues together, obstructing
the area of its formation. This process happens
post surgeries relating to gynecology,
cardiovascular, orthopedic, abdominal surgery,
and other surgeries. Approximately 10 million
people have osteoporosis, and 44 million suffer
from low bone density in America according to the
national osteoporosis foundation. The formation
of adhesions is originally a natural healing
process of the body wherein the body recovers
itself from the trauma of surgery or any other
massive wounds caused due to an accident. The
anti-adhesion products are used to treat these
adhesions, as any drug therapy cannot handle
them. - The anti-adhesion products market is widely
driven by the rising number of surgeries among
the global population, mainly due to lifestyle
disorders. According to the American Heart
Association, 121.5 million Americans have one or
more types of cardiovascular disease in the US.
Adhesions frequently occur after abdominal
surgery. Postoperative adhesions, which could
cause chronic pelvic pain, intestinal
obstruction, and infertility, often occur after
abdominal surgery. Several products, in the form
of film or fluid, are widely used to prevent
postoperative adhesion formation. - Key participants include Johnson Johnson,
Sanofi S.A. , Baxter International, Inc., Becton
Dickinson and Company, Anika Therapeutics Inc,
Ethicon US LLC, FzioMed, Inc., Integra
LifeSciences Corporation, MAST Biosurgery ,
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4 Our Approach
Market Summary
- Product Outlook (Revenue in Million USD
20162026) - Synthetic Adhesion
- Polyethylene Glycol
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Regenerated Cellulose
- Natural Adhesion Barriers
- Collagen Protein
- Fibrin
- Application Outlook (Revenue in Million USD
20162026) - Cardiovascular surgery
- Orthopedic surgery
- Gynecological surgery
- General/ abdominal Surgery
- Neurological surgery
- Urological Surgery
- Others
5 Our Approach
Market Summary
- Formulation Outlook (Revenue in Million USD
20162026) - Gels
- Films
- Liquid
- End-use Outlook (Revenue in Million USD
20162026) - Hospitals
- Clinics
- Ambulatory surgery centers
- Others
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6 Our Approach
Market Summary
- Further key findings from the report suggest
- Pelvic surgery often causes unavoidable tissue
injury and that can lead to the formation of
post- surgical adhesion owning to the rising
demand for anti-adhesion products.The
polyethylene glycol segment is expected to grow
with a CAGR of 7.6 during the forecast period
owing to its high efficacy and better results. - According to European Society for Gynaecological
Endoscopy (ESGE) more than 50 respondents
provided results to a survey in U.K. that
adhesions are a most common complication post
surgeries. Therefore, this region is driving
factor for the market growth. - The target diseases such as cancer, pelvic
surgeries and C-sections have significantly
increased in number owing to the rising demand
for anti-adhesion products.ïAccording to the
National Cancer Institute in 2018, the most
common cancers are breast cancer, lung and
bronchus cancer, prostate cancer, colon and
rectum cancer, melanoma of the skin, bladder
cancer, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, kidney and renal
pelvis cancer, endometrial cancer. to a boost to
the anti-adhesion product market. - Many companies had to face a lot of difficulties
for approval of these anti-adhesion products due
to questions on their clinical efficacy and
safety. Recently, in December 2019 Baxter
International entered into an agreement with
Sanofi and picked up Seprafilm an anti-adhesion
product for USD 350 million. Seprafilm is a US
FDA approved product and is extensively used as
anti-adhesion product. This acquisition has
helped Baxter to increase their product line in
the market. - Read More _at_ https//www.reportsanddata.com/report-
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