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Follow on Google News | Wound Care Products That Reduce Hospital Stays Earn Their Keep, reports Kalorama InformationAs a result of the growing population of the elderly, healthcare systems are challenged to treat rising incidences of complex diseases and conditions. Emerging wound care products and technologies are well-positioned to capitalize on this growth.
By: Kalorama Information There have been many research developments in the acceleration of wound healing over the last decade. However, recently these advancements are taking place even more frequently and some of the new products now represent the best new change in the past 30 years. New developments are providing the health care arena of today with some truly sophisticated, highly effective wound care treatments that are poised for growth. “Many of these new products are proven cost-savers,” Wound healing is much like solving a puzzle that involves a series of integrated physiological processes. Various steps must be synchronized and organized in order for everything to fall into place. Without the proper signals at the correct time, a wound cannot heal properly. Having the right tools available, such as appropriate cells, proper nutrition and proper support, is essential. The nature of healing is the same for all wounds with variations depending on the location, severity, and extent of injury. More sophisticated products and a better understanding of the healing processes are increasingly helping to better solve this puzzle. Beyond new products, Kalorama predicts the market will expand into the future due to demographic factors such as an aging population and an increasing number of sicker patients with more complex coexisting illnesses including diabetes, heart failure, obesity, pulmonary and vascular diseases, immobility issues and chronic wounds. Pressures to cut costs and move patients out of hospitals faster are also leading manufacturers to develop more effective wound care products, according to the report. The top four wound care companies worldwide include Johnson & Johnson, Kinetic Concepts, Hill Rom and Smith & Nephew. These companies are responsible for about 60% of the revenues of the total market. “World Wound Care Markets 2010” investigates what the wound care market looks like today; how the market has fared during the recent economic downturn; which segments offer the best market opportunity for companies; and many other key issues and trends. For further information visit: http://www.kaloramainformation.com/ # # # About Kalorama Information Kalorama Information supplies the latest in independent market research in the life sciences, as well as a full range of custom research services. We routinely assist the media with healthcare topics. Follow us on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/ Please direct all media inquiries to: Andrea Hiller 212.807.2673 press@kaloramainformation.com www.kaloramaInformation.com End
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