Cryotherapy,
often known as cold treatment or icepack therapy, is a technique for removing
tissue or nerve lesions and curing diseases like cervical cancer,
retinoblastoma, and skin cancer. Patients are also given ice baths to help ease
and relax body areas affected by muscular strains, tissue damage, or prolonged
exercise. The cold causes blood vessels to tighten, reducing the quantity of
inflammatory cytokines that reach the location, resulting in excruciating
agony. Different gases, such as argon and nitrogen, are employed in cryotherapy
treatments. Cryoprobes, which are used to treat primary tumours and
malignancies in cancer, administer liquid nitrogen directly to the targeted
sites.
Cryotherapy Market Segmentation
The cryotherapy
market is divided into four categories: product, application, end user,
and region. Cryosurgery devices, localised cryotherapy devices, and
cryochambers & cryosuanas are the three types of cryosurgery devices on the
market. Hospitals & clinics, cryotherapy centres, and spas & fitness
centres make up the cryosurgery devices segment. Hospitals & clinics,
cryotherapy facilities, and spas & fitness centres make up the localised
cryotherapy devices segment. Hospitals & clinics, cryotherapy centres, and
spas & fitness centres are the different types of cryochambers &
cryosuanas. Surgical applications, pain treatment, sports medicine and
physiotherapy, and cosmetic applications are the different types of
applications. The market is divided into three types of end users: hospitals
and clinics, cryotherapy centres, and spas and fitness centres. The market is
divided into four regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin
America and the Caribbean.
Global Cryotherapy Market– Impact of
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
Coronavirus
disease (COVID-19), a highly contagious viral disease produced by the severe
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), wreaked havoc on the
world's demography, killing over 3.8 million people globally. Medical
procedures and elective surgeries conducted in hospitals were restricted by governments
in several countries.
The demand
for cryotherapy equipment was harmed as a result of these restrictions.
Manufacturers of cryotherapy equipment were grappling with challenges such
changing consumer behaviour, lower demand, changing purchasing habits, and
rerouting the supply chain as a result of these constraints. All of these
variables have a negative impact on the cryotherapy market's growth.
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