Transfemoral Compression Devices Market Research Report and Forecast Transfemoral Compression Devices Market

Transfemoral Compression Devices Market -
Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth,
Trends, and Forecast 2016 - 2024
Transfemoral compression devices have been in the market for quite a while. These
devices are not regularly used due to high cost as compared to manual
compression. The most common access site used for angiography is the femoral
artery. After the procedure, the closure of site is usually done by manual
compression. These devices have been used in practice to improve the efficiency
and safety of such procedures. Increased efficacy in comparison with manual
compression has been observed. The first method used for closing the holes in the
femoral artery was the use of manual compression. As the holes got bigger,
constraints on physicians increased due to rising complications. The increase in
complication has resulted in technological innovation and led to the use of
transfemoral approach.
The transfemoral approach is commonly used to obtain arterial access during
coronary angiography and amputation procedures. Hemostasis is usually performed
through manual compression after removal of sheath. Vascular access site
complications arise due to insignificant morbidity which occur after coronary
interventional procedures. The percentage of these complications is about 0.5% to
16.8% of procedures performed. The rate of complications depend on the physician
experience, the type of intervention applied, and introducer size.
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Transfemoral products such as shrinkers are used for above the knee (AKA) and
below the knee amputees (BKA). These products are available in wide variety of
materials with different compression gradient. These transfemoral devices are
prescribed by physician after two to three days of post operation. These devices
help to reshape the limb after amputation procedure by increasing the blood flow
and reducing the fluid retention in the surrounding area of the amputee’s limb.
These transfemoral devices are generally used in hospitals, ambulatory surgical
centers, and specialty clinics.
Increasing awareness and benefits related to transfemoral devices in terms of
reduction in occurrence of complications and increased efficiency is expected to
drive the transfemoral compression devices market during the forecast period.
Transfemoral compression devices are the first choice in a number of cardiac