Disposable Medical Supplies
Description
Disposable Medical Supplies
US demand for disposable medical supplies is projected to rise 4.1% per year to $67 billion in 2022. Aging demographic patterns and evolving epidemiological trends will underlie gains by promoting a rise in the total volume of surgical procedures and outpatient activity. Disposable medical supplies will also continue to serve a broad range of inpatient applications based on infection prevention, performance, and convenience advantages. However, most products will remain subject to cost containment pressures, which will moderate growth in their demand value.
This report analyzes US demand for disposable medical supplies by product and end-use segment, along with a discussion of market environment factors. Data are given in value and volume (when available).
Disposable medical supplies covered in the study Include:
Drug Delivery Disposables (infusion devices, syringes and needles, inhalation products, dialysis disposables, and transdermal patches)
Wound Management Supplies (wound closures, bandages, and wound dressings)
Nonwoven Medical Disposables (medical garments and textiles and incontinence goods)
Other Products (medical kits and trays, catheters and accessories, diabetes testing supplies, sterilization supplies, medical gloves, specimen collection supplies, patient room supplies, surgical instruments, ostomy appliances, patient examination supplies, waste disposal supplies, and enema disposables)
Disposable medical supplies demand is broken out for the following markets:
Hospitals
Home Healthcare
Outpatient Facilities
Physicians’ Offices
Skilled Nursing Homes
Dental Offices
Other Markets
Scope of the Report
This report covers the activities, size, and growth of the US disposable medical supplies market including key trends in products, applications, and markets. Historical data are provided for 2007, 2012, and 2017 with forecasts for 2022. Data are provided in dollar value and volume (when available). Also included is an analysis of the key industry players and their market shares.
US demand for disposable medical supplies is projected to rise 4.1% per year to $67 billion in 2022. Aging demographic patterns and evolving epidemiological trends will underlie gains by promoting a rise in the total volume of surgical procedures and outpatient activity. Disposable medical supplies will also continue to serve a broad range of inpatient applications based on infection prevention, performance, and convenience advantages. However, most products will remain subject to cost containment pressures, which will moderate growth in their demand value.
This report analyzes US demand for disposable medical supplies by product and end-use segment, along with a discussion of market environment factors. Data are given in value and volume (when available).
Disposable medical supplies covered in the study Include:
Drug Delivery Disposables (infusion devices, syringes and needles, inhalation products, dialysis disposables, and transdermal patches)
Wound Management Supplies (wound closures, bandages, and wound dressings)
Nonwoven Medical Disposables (medical garments and textiles and incontinence goods)
Other Products (medical kits and trays, catheters and accessories, diabetes testing supplies, sterilization supplies, medical gloves, specimen collection supplies, patient room supplies, surgical instruments, ostomy appliances, patient examination supplies, waste disposal supplies, and enema disposables)
Disposable medical supplies demand is broken out for the following markets:
Hospitals
Home Healthcare
Outpatient Facilities
Physicians’ Offices
Skilled Nursing Homes
Dental Offices
Other Markets
Scope of the Report
This report covers the activities, size, and growth of the US disposable medical supplies market including key trends in products, applications, and markets. Historical data are provided for 2007, 2012, and 2017 with forecasts for 2022. Data are provided in dollar value and volume (when available). Also included is an analysis of the key industry players and their market shares.
Table of Contents
256 Pages
- Figure 1-1 - US Disposable Medical Products Market
- Key Findings
- Historical Trends
- Demand Forecast by Product
- US Trade in Disposable Medical Supplies
- Regulation
- Raw Materials
- Key Findings
- Growth Drivers & Constraints
- Product Groups
- Disposable Infusion Products
- Disposable Syringes & Needles
- Disposable Inhalation Products
- Dialysis Disposables
- Transdermal Patches
- Key Findings
- Growth Drivers & Constraints
- Product Groups
- Wound Closures
- Disposable Bandages
- Disposable Wound Dressings
- First Aid Kits
- Disposable Medical Sponges
- Medical Cotton Goods
- Key Findings
- Demand Forecast by Type
- Nonwoven Medical Garments & Textiles
- Nonwoven Incontinence Goods
- Key Findings
- Demand Forecast by Type
- Medical Kits & Trays
- Catheters & Accessories
- Diabetes Testing Supplies
- Sterilization Supplies
- Medical Gloves
- Specimen Collection Supplies
- Disposable Patient Room Supplies
- Ostomy Disposables
- Disposable Surgical Instruments
- Waste Disposal Supplies
- Disposable Patient Examination Supplies
- Enema Disposables
- Key Findings
- Key Trends & Demand Forecast by Market
- Hospitals
- Home Healthcare
- Outpatient Market
- Physicians' Offices
- Skilled Nursing Homes
- Dental Practices
- Other Markets
- Key Findings & Industry Composition
- Market Share
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Licensing & Related Agreements
- Research & Development
- Marketing
- Manufacturing
- List of Industry Participants
- Scope
- Methodology
- Sources
- Associations & Agencies
- Related Freedonia Group Studies
- Definitions
- Abbreviations
- Macroeconomic Assumptions
- Healthcare Trends
- Medical Products
Pricing
Currency Rates
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