Asia -Pacific Medical and Surgical Drainage System Market

Medical and Surgical Drainage System Overview

The APAC medical and surgical drainage system market is expected to reach $325.1 million by 2027 from $251.0 million in 2022, at a CAGR of 5.69% during the forecast period 2023-2027. The increase in surgery volume globally, technical advances in the medical and surgical drainage systems industry, and the rise in the geriatric population are the primary factors driving the growth of the APAC medical and surgical drainage systems market.

 

Market Introduction

 

Drainage systems are medical devices that remove excessive fluids from the body, such as blood from a surgical site or incision. These devices are typically employed by surgeons during surgical procedures to aid in the prevention of fluid collection, which can impair recovery and lead to complications such as infections or hematoma formation. Surgical drainage systems are utilized to regulate post-operative fluid collection and thereby aid in wound healing.

 

Market Segmentation:

 

Segmentation 1: by Product Type
•    Drainage Systems
        o    Open
        o    Closed
•    Accessories

 

Drainage Systems: Drainage systems play a vital role in healthcare, covering a wide range of tools and methods designed to manage the removal of fluids or substances from the body. These systems are incredibly important in medical settings, where they help speed up healing, prevent complications, and ensure patient comfort.
o    Open: Open drains, which can be made from materials such as corrugated rubber or plastic sheets, serve as essential tools for draining fluids from specific areas, such as surgical sites or wounds.
o    Closed: Closed drainage systems comprise tubes that direct fluids into a sealed bag or bottle. These systems are widely used in a range of medical contexts, including chest, abdominal, and orthopedic surgeries.

 

Accessories: In medical procedures involving drainage systems, several accessories are employed to ensure effective fluid management and patient well-being. These accessories encompass drainage bags for collecting fluids, flexible tubing for fluid transport, absorbent dressings to safeguard and direct fluids, clamps or connectors for fluid control, and skin barriers to protect the skin and maintain a secure seal.

 

Segmentation 2: by Application
•    Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery
•    Abdominal
•    Orthopedic
•    Others Surgeries

 

Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery: Cardiac and thoracic surgery is a specialized field of medicine that deals with procedures involving the heart and the chest area. After these surgeries, there's a standard post-operative practice where patients usually have pleural and/or mediastinal chest drains placed.

 

Abdominal: Abdominal drainage, also known as abdominal surgical drainage or abdominal wound drainage, is a medical procedure used to remove excess fluids, blood, or pus from the abdominal cavity following surgery or as a result of certain medical conditions. This drainage is crucial in preventing the accumulation of fluids, which can lead to complications such as infection, abscess formation, or impaired wound healing.

 

Orthopedic: Orthopedics is a medical field that specializes in taking care of your muscles, bones, and joints. Although drainage systems are more commonly associated with chest and abdominal surgeries, they are also relevant in orthopedic procedures, particularly those involving joint replacements.

 

Other Surgeries: The other surgeries include vascular procedures, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, and colorectal surgery, where drainage systems are commonly employed.

 

Segmentation 3: by Flow Type
•    Active
•    Passive

 

Active: Active drains are essential tools in surgical and medical care. These drains function with the aid of suction, which can be either low or high pressure, to effectively remove fluids.

 

Passive: Passive drainage systems are vital components in surgical procedures, relying on the natural pressure difference between the inside of the body and the external environment to facilitate the flow of fluids out of the body.

 

Segmentation 4: by Material Type
•    Silastic
•    Rubber
•    Other Material

 

Silastic: Silastic drains, made from a biocompatible and inert material, cause minimal tissue reaction. These drains and medical devices are made from silicone rubber, a synthetic material known for its biocompatibility, flexibility, and inertness.

 

Rubber: Rubber drains, often referred to as surgical drains or drainage tubes, are medical devices used to remove fluids or air from the body following surgical procedures or in the treatment of certain medical conditions.

 

Other Material: The other material segment constitutes drains made up of materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyurethane, and stainless steel, among others. PVC is a thermoplastic polymer that is used in surgical drains and is known for its flexibility and durability, making it suitable for various surgical applications.

 

Segmentation 5: by Region
•    APAC
•    China
•    India