Exudate Control Properties of NWPT to Fuel Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Market

Negative pressure wound therapy (NWPT) is a cutting-edge wound care therapy and consists of applying negative or sub-atmospheric pressure on a wound within a closed drainage system. NPWT devices utilize a mechanical and electrical suction pump for intermittently or continuously conveying negative pressure via connecting tubes to particularly designed wound dressing kits. These kits comprise gauze and foam dressings and hence enable swift wound healing. The rising aging population and rising occurrence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and cancer resulting in chronic wounds are the prime factors stimulating the market for negative pressure wound therapy. In addition, the increasing awareness about advanced wound care devices and the preference of patients towards treatments having fewer side effects have also impacted the market positively.

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The four prime benefits of NPWT have been presented as under:

• Exudate Control and Three Drain Choices: NPWT devices have greatly increased patient comfort as these devices prevent exudate from soiling bedclothes and the patient’s clothes and thus help in protecting the surrounding skin. Gauze-based systems present 3 drain choices, which are placed in the filler just below the adhesive film. The three types of drains are flat drains, channel drains, and round drains. Amongst these, flat drains are used on shallow wounds, whereas round drains are used in cases of deep wounds and also in areas having wounds excreting copious exudate. On the other hand, channel drains are used for narrow wounds. 

• Less Dressing Changes and Reduced Rate of Infection: In NPWT, a limited number of changes in dressings are required and this allows enhanced patient comfort and quick healing of wounds owing to the reduced disturbance posed on the wound. In addition, the sealed nature of the system eliminates the chances of wound infection and contamination. 

• Less Painful and More Cost-effective: In NPWT carried on using gauze, the change of wound dressings is accompanied with minimal pain or no pain at all. This allows enhanced patient comfort. In addition, owing to the low number of dressing changes required, the wound closure is faster and hence the overall treatment cost is economical. 

• Utilization in Home Environment: Nowadays, a large number of patients are utilizing NPWT in the comforts of their homes. Even nurses have become quite familiar with this therapy. For NPWT to work in the home environment, certain prerequisites are kept in mind. These include safe supply of home electricity and the ability of the patient to comfortably carry the portable devices by appropriately managing the tubing and weight. 

Thus, economic and clinical evidence supports the use of NPWT for wound management such as early discharge and swift healing, less number of readmissions, and enhanced cost-effectiveness. These advantages related to NPWT will have a positive impact on the growth of the market for negative pressure wound therapy.

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The prime companies operating in the market for negative pressure wound therapy are Devon Medical, Inc., ConvaTec, Inc., Kinetic Concepts, Inc., Prospera Technologies LLC, Spiracur, Inc., Mölnlycke Health Care AB, and Smith & Nephew Plc., among others.

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