Title: The Fine Medical Wire Market To Move Out Of Its Buoyancy
1Fine Medical Wire Market
Report Id PMRREP32387 Category Life Science
Healthcare
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3The Fine Medical Wire Market To Move Out Of Its
Buoyancy
- Prevalence of vascular disease is increasing at
an alarming rate. This disorder has a serious
impact on life expectancy and quality of life,
such as small vascular disorder can be a cause of
debility and distress. In fact, vascular diseases
are very common, may cause considerable
discomfort, and in cases of venous ulceration,
considerable disability. Cardiovascular disorders
(CVDs) put major burden on the healthcare system
as compared to other disorders. Around 17.7
million people died from CVDs in 2015,
representing 31 of all global deaths. Rising
prevalence of CVD is driving demand for fine
medical wire for guide wires, catheter
reinforcements, and pacing leads, which act as
integral parts of medical devices. - COVID-19 negatively impacted demand for fine
medical wire in the first quarter of 2020. Global
lockdowns along with shutting of major economies
such as China halted demand and supply
activities. Shortage of fine medical wire along
with limited hospital visits due to the large
influx of COVID-19 patients jolted market
growth. - Persistence Market Research predicts that the
global fine medical wire market will exhibits
over 6 CAGR during the forecast period
(2020-2030).
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4Key Takeaways from Market Study
- Flat wires are dominating the market at present,
and are expected to continue to do so over the
forecast period as well. - Tungsten holds a major share in the metals
segment, and is expected to reach US 484 Mn
valuation by 2030, making it the predominant
growth contributing factor for the market as far
as material is concerned. - Endoscopics and vascular therapy combine to
contribute over 50 of the generated market
revenue. - China and India are the most flourishing nations
that offer significant potential for market
growth, with both markets expected to expand at
over 8 CAGR through 2030. - Rising advancements in orthodontics and
increasing product launches are expected to
propel demand for fine medical wire across
regions, says a Persistence Market Research
analyst.
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