Medical Tubing Market Segmentation:
End user Segment Analysis
In the end user segment, hospitals and clinics are dominating the market and lead the market share with 35.2% by 2037. Hospitals continue to be the main consumers of medical tubing, especially for post-operative and surgical care. There has been a steady rise in procedural volumes in the acute care environment, which requires high tubing volumes for oxygenation, drainage, catheterization, and fluid infusion, as reported by AHRQ.gov (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality). Growing hospital bed capacity and government reimbursement for inpatient devices are also forces driving tubing consumption.
Application Segment Analysis
Under the application segment, bulk disposable tubing holds the maximum share in the segment and is expected to have 32.8% of revenue share by 2037. This rise is due to the increase in demand for single-use medical devices, which avoid infection risks and minimize sterilization costs. The WHO strongly recommends disposable tubes in hospitals for blood bags, respiratory circuits, and IVs for infection control in the ICU. Further, according to the CDC and WHO, disposable tubing systems are widely used because nosocomial infections in intensive care units continue to be a global problem. Additionally, the rise in home infusion therapies and outpatients, especially during post-COVID, made the demand strong.
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