Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing Market to Reflect Impressive Expansion During 2018-2026

Author: Apurva Deshpande

Biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing are dressing products used in postoperative mucosal healing involving nasal surgeries. These products find application in mucosal healing and synechiae formation. Biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing products are advanced treatment options for most of the common post-endoscopic sinus surgery complications. These products prevent recurrent symptoms and subsequent failure arising from nasal surgeries. For synechiae formation, biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing can separate two mucosal surfaces, as well as alleviating the early wound-healing process without any interruption. Nowadays, evidence have shown that that biodegradable biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing products offer patient a better recovery period than conventional dressings.

Biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market have had decent growth over the years. Still, some of the recent evidences is conflicting. Some medical studies favored biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing, while the others reported equal favor towards conventional dressings. Some of these conflicting results downgrade the market growth of biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing products as some studies have reported that failure in various nasal surgical techniques, as well as in different postoperative management regimens.

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On the basis of product type, the global Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing market is segmented into:

  • Synthetic Polyurethane foam
  • Hyaluronic acid
  • Carboxymethylcellulose
  • Fibrin glue
  • Microporous polysaccharide hemisphere
  • Chitosan

On the basis of patient’s application, the global Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing is segmented into:

  • General Surgery
  • Otorhinolaryngology
  • Chronic

On the basis end users, the global Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing market is segmented into:

  • Hospitals
  • Clinics
  • Ambulatory Surgical Centers
  • Home care settings
  • Others

As only savior tools available for performing endoscopic sinus surgery of last resort, the biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market globally is expected to register a healthy CAGR over the forecast period. Biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing are promising products which are known to offer hemostasis, more comfort, and low microbial infection with improved mucosal healing. However, debate still exists and continues regarding the benefits and risks involved continuous usage of the biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing. Inconsistent results have been reported by many clinical researchers. Moreover, these postoperative nasal dressing products are expensive and the cost-effectiveness of the material remains controversial. Still R&D and investments by the leading manufacturers adds huge impact for the biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market to flourish in the future. Circumstances such as increase in number of surgeries, rise in chronic disease incidence, and growth in elderly population will still drive the demand for the biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing products. However, though chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS), septal deviation, and inferior turbinate hypertrophy infrequent, some health care professionals have little or zero clinical exposure and training in advanced Otorhinolaryngology treatment using biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing products. In some underdeveloped regions of Asia and Africa, conventional pickings are still being used. These products are criticized for their multiple defects such as nasal airway obstruction, headache/pressure, and painful mouth and pharynx dryness. In fact prolonged packing time may incur drastic infection. In addition, availability of skilled and technical professionals in the undeveloped regions also curtails down growth of biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market.

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In terms of regional and geographical perspective, the global Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing market is categorized into five key regions: North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa. In terms of revenue, North America is expected to account for the largest share in the forecast period in the Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing market. The region accounts for one of the largest pool of CRS, septal deviation, and inferior turbinate hypertrophy patients. Europe is expected to contribute moderately to biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market thanks to their strong healthcare reimbursement policies, advance medical facilities and continuous postoperative healthcare training sessions. Major factors also include rise in prevalence of chronic and respiratory patients, increase in emergency visits for nasal surgeries and ever increasing geriatric population. APAC is also expected to show a healthy growth in biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market with Japan, China and India being the major contributors due to largest patient pool in chronic diseases and respiratory diseases. MEA’s share will be less significant to the biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market and expected to deliver as decent growth in the forecast period. However, lack or insufficient skilled professionals in Africa and other under developing nations in the region will restrain the biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market growth. Overall, the global biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market is expected to show a significant growth over a forecast period.

Some of the market players in biodegradable postoperative nasal dressing market globally include Medtronic, Stryker, Smith and Nephew, Olympus Medical, Boston Medical Products Inc, Summit Medical, Entellus Medical Inc and Lohmann & Rauscher. China and. India contribute major local manufacturers in the global Biodegradable Postoperative nasal dressing market.