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The World Wound Care MarketsPublished by: Visiongain Published: Oct. 1, 2003 Table of ContentsGraph 1.1, Worldwide Wound Care Revenues ($m), 2001-2008 Table 1.1, Worldwide Wound Care Revenues by Segment ($m), 2002 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 The History of Wound Care 1.2 The Skin 1.3 The Phases of Wound Healing 1.4 The Inflammatory Phase 1.5 The Proliferation Phase 1.6 The Fibroblastic Phase 1.7 The Maturation Phase 1.8 Wound Types 1.9 Wound Dressing Function 1.10 Ulcers 1.11 Burns 1.12 Other Factors in the Cause of Chronic Wound Development 1.13 Types of Wound Debridement 1.14 Hyperbaric Oxygen (HBO) Therapy 1.15 General Product Types 2. THE WORLD MARKET FOR WOUND CARE PRODUCTS 2.1 The Total Market Table 2.1, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Wound Care Market, 2001-2008 Table 2.2, The World Market for Wound Care Products By Revenue ($m), Growth Rate (%) and Market Share (%), 2002 Table 2.3, The World Market for Wound Care Products in Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%), 2001-2008 Table 2.4, The World Market for Wound Care Products in Revenues ($m), 2002 and 2008 Table 2.5, Wound Care Market Share (%) Comparisons 2002 and 2008 2.2 The World Market for Advanced Wound Care Products Table 2.6, The World Market for Advanced Wound Care Products in Revenues ($m), 2002 Table 2.7, The World Market Share (%) for Advanced Wound Care Dressings, 2002 Table 2.8, Major Companies in the Advanced Wound Care Market by Market Share (%), 2002 2.3 The World Market for Novel Technologies Table 2.9, The World Market for Novel Technologies in Revenues ($m), 2002 2.4 The World Market for Traditional Wound Care Dressings Table 2.10, The World Market for Traditional Wound Care Dressings in Revenues ($m), 2002 Table 2.11, The World Market Share (%) for Traditional Wound Care Dressings, 2002 2.5 Drivers and Restraints 3. THE HYDROCOLLOID DESSINGS MARKET 3.1 Description 3.2 Indications 3.3 Method of Application 3.4 Limitations 3.5 Comparisons with Other Wound Care Products 3.6 Hydrocolloid Dressings and Diabetes 3.7 Hydrocolloid Dressings and Bacterial Growth 3.8 Hydrocolloids and New Formulation Strategies 3.9 New developments in Hydrocolloid Research 3.10 Products Available Table 3.1, List of Hydrocolloid Products and Manufacturers, 2002 3.11 Hydroactive Dressings 3.11.1 Description 3.11.2 Indications 3.11.3 Method of Application 3.11.4 Products Available Table 3.2, List of Hydroactive Products and Manufacturers, 2002 3.12 The World Market for Hydrocolloid Dressings Table 3.1, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Hydrocolloid Market, 2001-2008 4. THE HYDROGEL DRESSINGS MARKET 4.1 Description 4.2 Indications 4.3 Method of Application 4.4 Limitations 4.5 Products Available Table 4.1, List of Hydrogel Products and Manufacturers, 2002 4.6 Latest Developments 4.6.1 FDA Approves Antibiotic Hydrogel and Burn Dressing 4.6.2 Growth Factor Delivery from Hydrogel Wound Dressings 4.7 The World Market for Hydrogel Dressings Table 4.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Hydrogel Market, 2001-2008 5. THE ALGINATES DRESSINGS MARKET 5.1 Description 5.2 Indications 5.3 Method of Application 5.4 Limitations 5.5 Products Available Table 5.1, List of Alginate Products and Manufacturers, 2002 5.6 Hydrofibre Dressings 5.6.1 Indications 5.6.2 Method of Application 5.6.3 Limitations 1.6.4 Products Available 5.7 The World Market for Alginate Dressings Table 5.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Alginate Market, 2001-2008 6. THE FOAM DRESSINGS MARKET 6.1 Description 6.2 Indications 6.3 Method of Application 6.4 Limitations 6.5 Products Available Table 6.1, List of Foam Products and Manufacturers, 2002 6.6 The World Market for Foam Wound Dressings Table 6.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Foam Market, 2001-2008 7. THE TRANSPARENT FILM MARKET 7.1 Description 7.2 Indications 7.3 Method of Application 7.4 Limitations 7.5 Products Available Table 7.1, List of Transparent Film Products and Manufacturers, 2002 7.6 The World Market for Transparent Film Dressings Table 7.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Transparent Films Market, 2001-2008 8. THE GAUZE (WOVEN AND NON-WOVEN) MARKETS 8.1 Description 8.2 Indications 8.3 Limitations 8.4 Impregnated Gauze 8.5 Inert Non-Stick Dressings 8.6 Product Types Table 8.1, List of Gazue Dressing Products and Manufacturers, 2002 8.7 The World Market for Gauze Wound Dressing Table 8.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Gauze Market, 2001-2008 9. THE WORLD MARKET FOR ARTIFICAL SKIN 9.1 Background 9.2 The History of Artificial Skin 9.3 The Future 9.4 Artificial Skin and Skin Replacement in Practice 9.5 Artificial Skin Products Table 9.1, Companies and Products in the Artificial Skin Market, 2002 9.5.1 TransCyte 9.5.2 Integra 9.5.3 Dermagraft 9.5.4 Apligraf 9.5.5 Composite Cultured Skin 9.6 The World Market for Artificial Skin Table 9.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Total Artificial Skin Market, 2001-2008 10. THE WORLD MARKET FOR TOPICAL SKIN ADHESIVES 10.1 Introduction 10.1.1 Tissue Sealants 10.1.2 Fibrin Glues 10.1.3 Haemostats 10.2 The History and Development of Cyanoacrylates as Topical Skin Adhesives 10.3 Butylcyanoacrylate vs Octylcyanoacrylate Table 10.1 The Differences Between Skin Adhesives and Sutures 10.4 Skin Adhesives In Brief Table 10.2, Companies and Products in the Topical Skin Adhesives Market, 2002 10.5 Dermabond 10.6 Indermil 10.7 LiquiDerm 10.8 Histoacryl 10.9 Skin Adhesives as Barrier Protection 10.9.1 LiquiShield 10.9.2 Soothe-N-Seal 10.10 The World Market for Skin Adhesives Table 10.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the Skin Adhesives Market, 2001-2008 11. THE WORLD MARKET FOR SUTURES AND STAPLES 11.1 The Historical Background of Sutures 11.2 The Historical Background of Staples as Mechanical Devices 11.3 Sutures 11.4 Staples 11.5 Acute Wounds 11.6 Sutures Types 11.6.1 Types of Absorbable Sutures 11.6.2 Non-Absorbable Sutures 11.6.3 Sutures: Monofilament or Braided 11.7 Suture Needle Types 11.8 Suture Patterns 11.9 Leading Companies in the Suture Market Table 11.1 Market Share (%) of Companies Involved in the World Suture Market 11.10 The World Market for Staples and Sutures Table 11.2, Revenues ($m) and Growth Rate (%) of the World Staples and Sutures Market, 2001-2008 12 PRODUCT INFORMATION (JANUARY 2003) 13 COMPANY DETAILS AbstractAccording to in-depth analysis by visiongain, the value in 2002 of the world market for wound care products was nearly $6bn. But what will it be in 2008?The report The World Wound Care Markets, 2001-2008 divides the market into three segments:
According to visiongain the total market will only grow 4 per cent annually to produce revenues in 2008 of over $7bn. The market is dominated by traditional wound care dressing and the mature growth rate in this segment does determine the low growth rate in the market as a whole. However, the advanced wound care market will show higher rates of growth but declining to 7 per cent in 2008. This segment contains the products:
The report examines in detail total revenues and growth rates of individual product types from 2001-2008. A thorough analysis of the market and of each product is made and the report highlights any major developments that are occurring in each field.
visiongain has outlined the major drivers in this market as the aging
population, and the increasing incidence of obesity and diabetes. The report
also discusses the novel technology of artificial skin and predicts a slow
growth unless clinical improvements coupled with a price decrease are made.
The market for topical skin adhesives is also analysed especially in the
light of recent FDA approval for some products.
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