Pressure Bandages Market, by Product Type, Compression
Pressure, Material, Application, End User and by
Geography - Trends and Forecast to 2025
Pressure bandages is an important first-aid technique used in the medical settings after a serious
injury to assist healing. The pressure bandages provide compression to the injured blood vessels
by facilitating blood clot formation, thereby treating rapid blood loss or hemorrhage. The
pressure dressings are highly suited at stabilizing wounds on limbs. The bandages also find
application in treating venomous snake bites, to avoid venom progression into the bloodstream.
Pressure bandages are ideal emergency tools for severe injuries such as sports injuries and
accidents.
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Market Dynamics
The major factors driving growth of the pressure bandages market include rising geriatric
population, rising surgical cases, and increasing incidence of chronic wounds. According to the
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 2017, the prevalence of leg ulceration is approximately one to two
percent higher in the older adult population with a peak prevalence is between 60-80 years.
Moreover, the rising adoption of pressure bandages in ambulatory surgical centers and home
care settings due to easy usage contributes to the accelerated demand for pressure bandages
over the forecast period. However, the limited reusability option of the bandages and the
adoption of advanced and alternative wound care products such as medical adhesives and tapes
are the factors restraining pressure bandage market growth.
Increasing incidence of chronic leg ulcers to augment market growth
The efficient management of venous leg ulcers represent a significant clinical problem, draining
the financial resources. Majority of ulcers can be treated by using moderate compression
bandages. Moreover, compression bandages are commonly recommended for 2-3 days by the
physiotherapists for most acute injuries to reduce pain and swelling. According to the study