Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Market Opportunity and Challenges to 2021

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Market Current Trends, Size, Share,

Industry Analysis, Competitive Intelligence, Growth, Opportunities and

Global Forecasts To 2021

Summary

Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), sometimes referred to as topical negative pressure

therapy or vacuum-assisted wound closure, is an emerging advanced wound management

technology that is being utilized in the treatment of both acute and chronic wounds. The

treatment entails using a vacuum that exerts negative pressure on a wound, where the force is

applied away from the body, through a sealed dressing. The market for devices that can perform

the treatment, including stand-alone devices, portable devices, disposable devices, and canisters,

is expected to grow steadily through 2021.

Increasing physician and patient awareness of NPWT as well as the rising prevalence of diseases

directly associated with the onset of chronic wounds, such as diabetes mellitus and

cardiovascular disease, are expected to drive the growth of the global NPWT market. The

development of increasingly lightweight portable NPWT devices will improve overall patient

satisfaction with the treatment. With improvements in the design of NPWT devices, they have

the potential to become the standard of treatment for acute and chronic wounds in the coming

years.

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This report focuses on the global NPWT market in the 10 major markets (10MM) (US, France,

Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, Japan, China, India, and Brazil) for treating acute and chronic

wounds. This report provides insight into the competitive landscape, the marketed and pipeline

products, the current and emerging players, and market analysis of each segment. The report

identifies the unmet needs in the market while providing an understanding of physicians'

perceptions and decision-making processes in using and...