Wound (Acute, Chronic)
Based on wound, chronic segment in antimicrobial regenerative wound matrix market is set to hold the largest revenue share of 60% during the forecast period 2024-2036. The underlying pathological conditions that contribute to the deterioration of wound healing are often associated with chronic wounds. The wounds can be identified with help of symptoms such as loss of skin or tissue around the wound or by the duration it requires for healing plus they are complex to head as well. The demand for antimicrobial regenerative wound matrix is due to the fact that if a wound becomes permanently infected, it will require extensive healthcare therapy and care products in order to heal. There are 10.5 million US Medicare beneficiaries with chronic wounds. The quality of life of nearly 2.5 million people in the United States is affected by chronic wounds.
Application (Hospital, Healthcare Institution, Hospitality, Retail, Corporate, Transportation Sector)
Based on application, the hospital segment in antimicrobial regenerative wound matrix market is predicted to hold the highest CAGR of 30% by 2036. A high rate of usage of antimicrobial regenerative wound matrix can be encountered in hospitals globally. The need for an antimicrobial regenerative wound matrix arises from the proliferation of chronic diseases, e.g. diabetes, cancer, other autoimmune diseases, sedentary lifestyle, and alcohol & smoking. Considering the high number of diabetic patients, leading to growing cases of chronic wounds, the growing number of an aging population and these playing critical roles in the wound care segment in hospitals are reasons driving the segment growth in the prediction period.
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