Acute Sinusitis Market Segmentation:
Route of Administration Segment Analysis
In the route of administration segment, intranasal leads the acute sinusitis market, poised to hold a 65.3% revenue share by 2037. This market is mainly driven by its rapid absorption, high patient compliance, and non-invasive delivery. This pathway is used by important therapies, including nasal corticosteroids (such as Flonase and Nasacort) and decongestant sprays to relieve symptoms locally while minimizing systemic adverse effects. For antibiotics (such as amoxicillin-clavulanate), the oral route is still important, but intravenous (IV) treatment is only used in extreme hospitalized situations. This shift further fuels the home-based intranasal therapies supported by telehealth adoption and FDA approvals.
End user Segment Analysis
Under the end user segment, hospitals lead the acute sinusitis market with 60.3% share by 2037, related to rigorous case management and intricate surgical procedures (such as FESS and balloon sinuplasty). Due to its less invasive treatments and cost-effectiveness, ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) are expanding at the quickest rate of 7.9% CAGR. Specialty clinics such as ENT clinics acquire popularity for chronic care and diagnostic services (nasal endoscopy), particularly in metropolitan areas. The elderly people and an increase in pollution-based sinusitis maintain the hospital market while outpatient trends boost clinics and ASCs.
Our in-depth analysis of the global acute sinusitis market includes the following segments:
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