Wound Debridement Market: Global Market Estimation, Dynamics, Regional Share, Trends, Competitor Analysis and Forecast 2022 to 2028

Description

Wound Debridement Market Size was valued at USD 1,429.3 million in 2021, growing at a CAGR of 5.7% from 2022-2028. For more than a decade, the notion of prepping the wound site to facilitate re-epithelialization of chronic wounds has been used in wound treatment. The abbreviation DIME encapsulates the four main phases of improved preparation. D: Debridement of nonviable tissue within the wound, I: Management of Inflammation and Infection, M: Moisture control, E: Environmental and Epithelialization assessment. The DIME method for chronic wound treatment is a broad concept approach from which a more precise pathway to wound resolution may be launched. Debridement’s primary purpose is to remove all devitalized tissue from the wound bed to enhance wound healing. Debridement is also utilized to remove biofilm, bioburden, and senescent cells, and it is recommended that it be conducted at each contact.  The rising prevalence of chronic disorders such pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, and other target wounds, the availability of reimbursement in developed countries, and changing lifestyles are anticipated to boost the market. The increasing incidence of incidents like traffic accidents, burns, and trauma events globally is also expected to drive the market. Additionally, it is expected that the market will profit from the rising older population and increased government and private sector initiatives to enhance public awareness of wound care practices. However, throughout the projected period, the market expansion for wound debridement is constrained by the high cost of sophisticated wound care products. Nonpredictable contraindications like allergic reactions to the debridement devices and products, bacterial infection, pain, etc. will reduce patient compliance that will affect the demand in the market and will act as a major restraint for the wound debridement market growth. On the other hand, it is anticipated that the development potential of emerging economies would offer attractive chances for the adoption of wound debridement products.

Recent Market Developments:

In September 2021, The US-based Human Biosciences (HBS) announced that the company is planning to introduce two wound care products in the Indian market. The two products are named ‘Medifil’ and ‘Skin Temp’.

In April 2022, Sanara MedTech Inc. a provider of products and technologies for surgical and chronic wound care announced the closing of a merger to acquire Precision Healing Inc.

In February 2020, Bactiguard Holding AB entered an agreement to acquire Vigilenz, a Malaysian manufacturer and supplier of medical devices and consumables. Vigilenz is focused on developing products for wound care and management.