27 Nov

Bowel Management Systems Market Products Research Future (MRFR) highlights deep analysis on market characteristics, sizing, estimates and growth by segmentation.Market Research Future (MRFR), in their recently launched report, has asserted that the global bowel management systems market is expected to showcase a steady CAGR of 4.1% over the forecast period. The global bowel management systems market is estimated to reach a market valuation of USD 2.188 billion between the forecast period of 2017-2023.Market Overview:A rapid change in lifestyles of the general public has led to a surge in the intestinal issues such as constipation and fecal incontinence. Advancements in healthcare technology, along with various technological developments in medical devices, has pushed sizeable growth in the bowel management systems market. Further, the rise of the geriatric population, across the globe, has propelled the surging bowel management systems market.Additionally, the dietary imbalance caused due to the consumption of unhealthy food is also causative of fast-paced growth noted in the global bowel management systems market. However, on the other hand, concerns regarding the discomfort associated with the use of bowel management devices are likely to pose as a hindrance in the ascension of the global bowel management systems market. Various factors are attributing to the accelerated growth noted in the global bowel management systems market.Get Free Sample Copy @ https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/sample_request/6649Market Segmentation:The global bowel management systems market is studied for various segments based on products, patient types, end-user, and region.Based on product, the global bowel management systems market is segmented into irrigation systems, nerve modulation devices, and colostomy bags. The colostomy bags segment is expected to hold the biggest share of the global bowel management systems market. On the other hand, the nerve modulation devices (NMD) segment is expected to ascend at the fastest rate during the forecast period.Based on patient types, the global bowel management systems market is segmented into pediatric patients and adult patients. The adult patients segment is estimated to hold the major share of the global bowel management systems market over the forecast period.Based on end-users, the global bowel management systems market is studied for the segments of hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers, and home care. The home care segment spearheads the global bowel management systems market.Key Players:The global bowel management systems market boasts the presence of many prominent market players including,Medtronic (Ireland)Coloplast (Denmark)3M (the U.S.)Aquaflush Medical Limited (the U.K.)Hollister (the U.S.)Braun (Germany)Consure Medical (India)C.R. Bard (the U.S.)Cogentix Medical (the U.S.)ConvaTec (the U.K.)Axonics Modulation Technologies (the U.S.)MBH-International A/S (Denmark)Welland Medical limited (the U.K.)Mederi Therapeutics Inc. (the U.S.)and Wellspect HealthCare (Sweden).Industry Updates in August 2019:Axonics Modulation Technologies recently announced the completion of their one-year follow-ups and clinical results from ARTISAN SNM pivotal study conducted under the US FDA. Axonics has developed and is providing Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM) device, on a commercial scale, for the treatment of urinary and bowel dysfunction.Detailed Regional Analysis:The bowel management systems market is analyzed for the regional segments of the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East & Africa. The Americas are anticipated to dominate the global bowel management systems market over the forecast period. This can be due to the rapid adoption of technologically advanced healthcare solutions and a high prevalence of intestinal disorders causative of rising adoption of an unhealthy lifestyle and eating habits. Increasing prevalence of the geriatric population and ascending healthcare expenditure are other factors contributing to the heavy ascension of the regional bowel management systems market.Mounting research activities for the development of comfortable bowel management systems has pushed the bowel management systems market prevalent in Europe. Moreover, faster adoption of advanced technology is encouraging growth in Europe’s bowel management systems market.Asia Pacific is projected to exhibit the fastest growth rate in the bowel management systems market over the assessment period. This can be owed to the fast-paced development of the healthcare sector in the region. Further, rising awareness of the availability of effective bowel management treatments has contributed to the heavy ascension noted in the regional market over the forecast period. An upscaling in the geriatric population residing in the region has led to a rising need for bowel management systems.The Middle East & Africa is expected to showcase slow growth for bowel management systems market over the assessment period. This can be accredited to the lack of awareness and the presence of poor healthcare facilities in the region.TABLE OF CONTENTS:Chapter 7. Global Bowel Management Systems Market, By Patient Product7.1 Introduction7.2 Adult PatientsMarket Estimates & Forecast By Region, 2018–2023Market Estimates & Forecast Country, 2018–20237.3 Pediatric PatientsMarket Estimates & Forecast By Region, 2018–2023Market Estimates & Forecast Country, 2018–2023Chapter 8. Global Bowel Management Systems Market, By End User8.1 Introduction8.2 Home CareMarket Estimates & Forecast By Region, 2018–2023Market Estimates & Forecast Country, 2018–20238.3 Hospitals & Ambulatory Surgery Centers…To be Continued.Get Full Detailed Copy of This Report@ https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/bowel-management-systems-market-6649About US:Market Research Future (MRFR), enable customers to unravel the complexity of various industries through Cooked Research Report (CRR), Half-Cooked Research Reports (HCRR), Raw Research Reports (3R), Continuous-Feed Research (CFR)

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