Future Prospects of Global Laboratory Proficiency Testing Market

Catheters are thin tubes made of medical-grade materials including plastic, silicon rubber, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and nylon that are put into the body of a patient for therapeutic and diagnostic purposes. Catheterization is a major co-procedure conducted with a variety of other medical procedures that employ catheters, such as angioplasty, cardiac electrophysiology, and neurosurgery. Cardiovascular catheters, neurovascular catheters, urinary catheters, intravenous catheters, and specialised catheters are some of the catheters available on the market. Furthermore, cardiovascular catheters are the most commonly used of the aforementioned catheters.
The catheters
market is being driven by the high prevalence of cardiovascular
disorders combined with the development of unique-feature improved
cardiovascular catheters. Nonetheless, unique items such as external male
catheters have proven to be a profitable addition to catheter manufacturing
businesses' total catheters and variants product lines.
Catheters Market |
Over the projection period, the global and Chinese catheters markets are expected to develop due to an increase in the prevalence of chronic illnesses. According to the American Heart Association's Heart and Stroke Statistics 2019 Update, about half of all individuals in the United States suffered from cardiovascular disease in 2016.
Demand for Foley catheters is predicted to rise as the
prevalence of urine incontinence rises. According to an article published in
the journal Climacteric in June 2019, the prevalence of urine incontinence
ranged from about 5% to 70%, with most studies finding a prevalence of any
urinary incontinence in the range of 25-45 percent.
Furthermore, as the number of cardiac catheterization labs
grows, demand for cardiac catheters is likely to rise. For example, Northwell
Health, a nonprofit integrated healthcare network, announced in February 2020
that the New York State Health and Health Planning Council had approved the
establishment of cardiac catheterization labs at its Lenox Health Greenwich
Village, Mather Hospital in Port Jefferson, and Plainview Hospital facilities.
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